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  • Lines of Vision

    Writers respond to paintings in the National Gallery and reveal true value of the arts

  • Poetry Ireland Review

    Latest issue sees a range of contemporary poets writing about their favourite Seamus Heaney poems

  • Where They Lie

    Mary O'Donnell's fourth novel is a darkly passionate tribute to the Disappeared

  • The Blame

    Michael Nolan's novella in and about modern Belfast is satisfyingly ambiguous and hints at greater things

  • John Hewitt

    Maureen Boyle attends a range of events at the International Summer School in Armagh

  • Malcolm Orange Disappears

    Jan Carson's debut novel is a magical realist adventure that fizzes with life

  • The Pigeon Men

    Felicity McCall bravely tackles the subject of child abuse in this compelling but disturbing novella

  • Flesh and Blood Women

    Three plays 'beautifully refract' off each other to show the changing experiences of women

  • The Poets' Wives

    Behind every great man there is a great woman in David Park's 'stunning' new novel

  • The Rest Just Follows

    Glenn Patterson's nostalgic new novel recalls the strangely free and quiet Belfast of the 1970s

  • Longbourn

    Jo Baker imagines what life was like for the servants in Pride and Prejudice

  • The Osmonds

    Maureen Boyle is enticed by childhood memories, but leaves wishing 'they didn't have to do this anymore'

  • Town and Country New Irish Short Stories

    Maureen Boyle bemoans the lack of northern writers

  • Grounded

    Sheena Wilkinson's award-winning novel is 'devastating and beautifully written'

  • TransAtlantic

    Colm McCann's epic new novel spans generations, focusing on historic crossings between Ireland the USA