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Joyce’s Eye

Joyce’s Eye

Jenny McDonnell

Modernism and the influence of ‘cinematicity’ on perception

Observing Proportion

Observing Proportion

Karl O’Hanlon

The hyphenated music of Maurice Scully’s shadowy airs

A Cosmopolitan Voice

A Cosmopolitan Voice

Adam Coleman

A selection of from the pages of the prestigious ‘Dublin Review’

Back to the Womb

Back to the Womb

Geraldine Moane

Manchán Magan’s guided tour through the landscapes of ancient Ireland

On the Precipice

On the Precipice

Katrina Goldstone

The short but productive life of Joseph Roth, elegist of Habsburg Austria

Murder Most Foul

Murder Most Foul

Patricia Craig

The achievement of a great entertainer, ‘queen of crime’ Agatha Christie

Roots Music

Roots Music

Fióna Bolger

Poems leading from the forest to the book, and the roots of book in forest

Inventing the Republic?

Inventing the Republic?

Joe Cleary

Irish writers and their attitudes to the events of the revolutionary period

A Wading Light

A Wading Light

Afric McGlinchey

Seán Hewitt’s memoir of queer love, helplessness and heartbreak

Poetry and Fishing

Poetry and Fishing

Seán Lysaght

Retracing the journeys of the enthusiastic angler Ted Hughes

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