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  • Wild Geese Festival - Memoir, Myth and Troubadours

    The Write! Down writing collective's annual festival in County Down

  • If Trees Could Talk

    Ben Simon gets spruced up for a jaunt through Belfast's woodland history

  • Ian Sansom and The Bad Book Affair

    Tammy Moore and Ian Sansom investigate The Bad Book Affair

  • The Gates

    John Connolly's Gates of Hell are about to open - mind the gap

  • The Pen Friend: It's Been A Long Time

    Read a chapter from Ciaran Carson's new novel

  • Ciaran Carson: The Pen Friend

    As his new novel The Pen Friend is published, Ross Moore talks to Ciaran Carson about writing, music and fountain pens

  • Literature in 2009

    William Crawley on his favourite books of the year

  • The Pen Friend

    John Gray reviews the latest novel from author Ciaran Carson

  • The Day of the Jack Russell

    Joanne Savage is partially satisfied by Colin Bateman's latest offering

  • Bob Shaw

    He was acclaimed by the science fiction cognoscenti and adored by his fans. Mik Duffy remembers the life and work of SF author Bob Shaw

  • Out To Lunch: Brian Keenan

    Writer, survivor, inspiration - Brian Keenan returns home for a spot of lunch

  • Out To Lunch: Seamus Heaney

    Leading light of the Belfast Group returns to the place of his poetic birth

  • Under His Roof

    Author and journalist Malachi O'Doherty on writing a book about his late father, Under His Roof, set for publication this Christmas. Click Play Audio to listen to audio extracts read by the author

  • Northern Lights: The Women from Poolbeg

    Garbhan Downey meets the northern chick literati

  • Stephen Price

    The media-lion turned novelist talks to Garbhan Downey about U2, the celeb zeitgeist and his latest comedy Darling Sweetheart

  • The Atheist's Guide to Christmas

    Joanne Savage finds the godless full of festive cheer

  • Don't Mention the Wars!

    Garbhan Downey reviews Tony Connelly's irreverent trek through stereotypical Europe

  • David Peace

    Forgettable conversation with acclaimed author. Click Play Audio to listen to a podcast from Peace's reading

  • Ian Rankin

    After 25 years writing at least a novel a year, and fast approaching 50, Rankin reckons it’s time to go travelling.

  • Colm Tóibín

    The author keeps the Belfast crowd entertained

  • I'll Tell Me Ma

    John Gray is moved by Brian Keenan's memoir of his Belfast childhood

  • Heaney/Longley

    Philip Hammond is in a minority of one at the Waterfront Hall - or is he?

  • Task Force Helmand

    Captain Doug Beattie serves and survives in wartorn Afghanistan. Watch a video interview below

  • An Irish Country Village

    John Gray reviews the second in Patrick Taylor's series of Irish country novels. Watch a video with Taylor below

  • Northern Lights: Jennifer Johnston

    Garbhan Downey recalls reading about a Derry he recognised and why Johnston should be a figurehead of Derry's City of Culture campaign

  • Colm Tóibín

    Before his Belfast appearance, the two-time Booker-shortlisted author offers his take on criticism, the craft of writing, and the childishness of Jeff Koons 

  • Belfast Festival: Marcus du Sautoy

    Science writer explains why maths rocks and 42 is the magic number

  • Belfast Festival: David Peace

    Yorkshire's finest on story-telling, Brian Clough and why post-war Japan has lessons for us all

  • Boho Books

    15,000 books, a thriving internet business, customers around the globe... all from a couple of sheds in County Fermanagh

  • Literary Strangford

    Peter Geoghegan takes the scenic route through the lough and its writers. Click Play Audio to listen to a podcast on Literary Strangford

  • Verbal Magazine: Forgotten Irish Female Writers

    Darran Anderson examines the lives of some of Ireland's ignored women writers and asks why so many are all but forgotten

  • Fear and Loathing in Dublin

    Joanne Savage reviews Aodhan Madden's story of sex, drink and journalism in 1970s' Dublin

  • Derek Mahon

    Hugh Odling-Smee speaks to the legendary poet about Bangor, Belfast and, er, Goa

  • Aspects Irish Literature Festival

    The Bangor-based festival comes of age with another stellar line up

  • From a Clear Blue Sky

    Timothy Knatchbull's investigation into the IRA bombing of Earl Mountbatten takes a profound journey into personal and Irish history

  • Blood's A Rover

    Stuart Neville reviews James Ellroy's long-awaited final book in the American Underworld Trilogy

  • Sam Millar

    The acclaimed crime writer on setting his work in Belfast. Read the second chapter from his new book, The Dark Place, below

  • The Da Vinci Marketing Code

    University of Ulster business professor lampoons Dan Brown in a unique series of spoof marketing thrillers

  • The Lost Logo

    Read the prologue of Stephen Brown's spoof of Dan Brown's sequel to The Da Vinci Code, entitled The Lost Logo

  • The John Hewitt International Summer School

    Writers from all over the world arrive in honour of 'a poet to be thankful for.' Watch an exclusive video below

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