With the summer solstice last week, we are hot off the beat with this note-able list of music books coming out this summer! We’ve got pop; we’ve got punk; we’ve got rock’n’roll, rave, bass — we’ve got it all! Unless … Continue reading Sounds of Summer: 14 books about music that will get you grooving this summer
It’s Feminist Book Fortnight but, to be honest, every day is a feminist book day for us. Women inpiring women is our bread and butter so we were, oh, so happy to compile this list of women who have smashed … Continue reading Strong women in writing: women who will make your jaw drop | Feminist Book Fortnight
This is not a drill! We have an incredibly busy month when it comes to fantastic fiction ahead of us, and to help you decide what stock to order in or what to pick up from your local bookstore (it … Continue reading May Day! Keep an eye out for the following fiction titles this month
What’s a long weekend for if not for book buying? Now that we’re getting a sneak peek of the sun, nothing sounds nicer than doing a crawl of our favourite bookshops and picking up some stellar new reads. That’s why … Continue reading April Preview: fresh fiction you need on your shelves this month
Irish publishing has long been an influence on the wider literary landscape. While the UK is quick to celebrate the likes of Sally Rooney, Donal Ryan, Dermot Bolger, Sara Baume, Kevin Barry (the list goes on), people often forget the … Continue reading ‘UK publishing benefits a lot from Irish cultural output!’ Irish Publishing At Large — In Conversation with Tramp Press
As a wise woman once said, “If I feel physically as if the top of my head were taken off, I know that is poetry.” And we couldn’t agree more with this poignant sentiment from Emily Dickinson. On this World … Continue reading Poetry as a means of artful expression: collections to get you thinking and feeling on World Poetry Day
Lá fhéile Pádraig sona daoibh! It’s the day to don your green and get lucky. You might be on the hunt for a perfect pint of Guinness, or hitting up your local parade, or you might even be staying in … Continue reading 10 Irish stories to get you into the spirit of St Patrick’s Day | books to read if you’re missing Éire
The moment we saw the trees begin to blossom, we knew it was time to throw the curtains wide and shake off those winter blues. (At least, we thought it was… until it began to snow here in London. But … Continue reading March fiction titles to put a spring in your step!
The Gospel of Orla makes for a reading experience like no other. Packed full with humour, wit and heart-pulling lyricism, Eoghan Walls masterfully draws the reader into the mind of fourteen year old Orla. With respect and admiration, he artfully … Continue reading THE GOSPEL OF ORLA — March Book of the Month
Oh, the Banshees… What’s not to love? Emerging writers? Check. Strange and bizarre while poignant and thoughtful? Check. With story-telling at its heart that opens conversation, immerses the reader, and challenges convention? Check, check, check! Without further ado, we’d like … Continue reading Indie Sweetheart: you didn’t know that you need to know Banshee Press
