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Three Books To Vote Home About
With the 2015 UK general election taking place tomorrow, it's time to get in the political mood with titles from authors Jeffrey Toobin, Hunter S Thompson and Peter Geoghegan -
Support the 13p For The Arts Campaign
Culture NI urges users to back Arts Council of Northern Ireland's 'No More Cuts to the Arts' campaign -
The Man, The Myth & The Wardrobe
Filmmaker Moore Sinnerton dissects the life and work of the iconic author at the 2014 CS Lewis Festival -
Drinking Becomes Sport in New Novel
Enniskillen-born author Jason Johnson publishes allegorical novel with Liberties Press -
Write Fight at Belfast Book Festival
Paul Doran and Ray McGahan, editors of The Bear literary website, square up for a brawl at the Black Box -
Investigating Brian McGilloway
Creativity Month writer-in-residence on writing crime fiction, reading habits and being inspired by knock backs -
Video: Vincent Dargan's 'The Falls'
Watch video as the writer and photographer discusses his new visual history published by Blackstaff Press -
Seamus Heaney (1939 – 2013)
Lee Henry recalls spending time with the poet in his Dublin home, and learning of a Mournes connection -
Colin Bateman, Class Clown
The crime author has re-published a children's novel and plans to tour schools throughout Northern Ireland -
Dickens 2012 NI Festival Launch
Listen to a podcast featuring performances by the Belfast Pickwick Players and actress Rosie Pelan -
Literary Bangor Audio Tour
Listen to expert Kenneth Irvine trace the literary history of the town by the lough as the 2013 Aspects Irish Literature Festival approaches -
Charles Dickens: A Literary Life
Watch an online exhibition featuring first edition books, photographs and more from the Linen Hall Library -
Coleraine-born Author Wins Costa Prize
Best-selling contemporary fiction writer Maggie O'Farrell scoops the best novel award -
Edna O'Brien, Enfant Terrible
The doyenne of Irish literature goes Out To Lunch with William Crawley -
Roddy Doyle Questions Commitments Tour
'It's called a reunion, but they were never actually a band,' says the Dublin author at the Belfast Festival at Queen's -
My Cultural Life: Tara West
The Newtownabbey author on fancying Les Dawson, striking it lucky and being inspired by empty notebooks -
John Hewitt International Summer School
Watch David Park read from his forthcoming novel and more in our video below -
19th Aspects Irish Literature Festival
Bangor prepares for the literary spotlight. -
Howard Marks
Mr Nice prepares for CQAF 2010 with a chat about Nick Clegg, DEA phone taps and breaking into crime fiction -
Out To Lunch: Brian Keenan
Writer, survivor, inspiration - Brian Keenan returns home for a spot of lunch
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