Everything Can Be Dismantled review: a rehearsal for change amid the housing crisis

Dublin Fringe Festival: During yet another housing flashpoint, a new collective asks us to imagine alternatives by trying out alternative structures

Juan Tomás Ávila Laurel Q&A: ‘I wrote one of my first novels sitting up a tree’

Author from Equatorial Guinea on what he reads and how he writes

George O’Brien: ‘Writing has taught me to be disciplined, to be patient, to persist’

Brought to Book Q&A: Irish author and academic on how he writes and what he reads

Miriam Frank: ‘Reading sharpened my understanding of human behaviour’

Brought to Book Q&A: Author of ‘My Innocent Absence’ on the texts which inspired her during her nomadic life

Sacro Gra review: a gentle drive around the city of Rome

Léan Cullinan on learning to love rewriting

This week, to mark the end of our How to Write a Book series, we have a daily Q&A with a debut author

Brought to Book: Sinan Antoon on his literary life

Literature touches the lives of fellow humans in a very visceral way

Italo Calvino, Letters 1941-1985, selected and with an introduction by Michael Wood, translated by Martin McLaughlin.

A vastly entertaining collection, meticulously edited and annotated