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X-rated—Carmilla and The Vampire Lovers
BEHIND THE SCREEN – ARCHIVE Tony Canavan gets under the skin of a Gothic classic ‘Funeral’: illustration by Michael Fitzgerald for Carmilla in The…
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From the ARCHIVE: Opinion by Billy O’Callaghan (Jan/Feb 2017)
OPINION What goes down on the page Billy O’Callaghan doesn’t think that winning the Bord Gáis Energy Irish Book Award made much of a difference…
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Archive review (Nov/Dec 2016 issue no. 370)- Nine Folds Make a Paper Swan
Ruth Gilligan’s Nine Folds Make a Paper Swan and the representation of Jews in Irish literature Review by Barry Montgomery Ruth Gilligan’s fourth novel, Nine…
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Archive 1997 – Birth of the Irish American Book Company
Delving into the archives of Books Ireland to February 1997, Issue no. 201 A lot of people have been making a lot of money out of Michael…
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Rick O’Shea on reading 100 books in 2014
From the archives: Jan/Feb issue 2015 100 books in 2014 2FM’s Rick O’Shea set himself the challenge to read 100 books in 2014.…
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Remembering Robert Dunbar
FROM THE ARCHIVES November 1997 THE CHILDREN’S GURU Robert Dunbar (1940-2016) You can’t travel far in the close-knit world of Irish children’s literature…
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Archive Online – A tribute to Lar Cassidy by Seamus Heaney, Nov. 1997.
Archive: November 1997, Issue no. 208, p.305 Lar Cassidy died last month at the age of 47 after an illness that became apparent only a…
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Archive Online – Obama, Irish American. Summer 2010
Archive: Summer 2010, Issue no. 322 Interview with Shirley Kelly and Steve MacDonogh, author and publisher of Barack Obama: the road from Moneygall (Brandon). Note: Steve…
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Archive Online – New Island, May 1996.
Shirley Kelly looks at the fresh faces and literary voices to be found at the recently established New Island publishers. (May 1996, Issue no. 195) …
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Archive Online – Parsons’ bookshop. September 1979
Ida Grehan visits Parsons’ bookshop on Baggot Street Bridge (Sept. 1979, Issue no. 36) ‘The door is always open at the bookshop on bridge’ What…
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Charlie Savage
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Publisher: Jonathan Cape
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