Challenges the idea that national identification or religious affiliation were the strongest focus in the lives of elite individuals.

A Bouquet is the last of the three foundational texts of Czech literature to be translated into English

Some recall catastrophes, others inspire wonder.

Julian Barnes' new book is about ballooning, photography, love and grief.

Poems from John McAuliffe. With a hint of Auden's formal patterns, John McAuliffe's poems are simultaneously grounded in the twenty-first century and alive to images and voices from the ancient and recent past.

The Decline and Fall of Europe offers the most perceptive account to date of a Europe that indulged too many illusions and is now awakening to bankruptcy.

Oran Ryan's complex novel of power, politics and intricate relationships.

A study of the way in which the English administration portrayed the rebellion to the wider world.

Tom Glennon and events in Belfast in the early 1920s.

The memorable voices of  The Stern Wave are quirky spontaneous and wry. Poems from Noel King

New work from poet and journalist Liam Ó Muirthile

Sharon Olds poetry is remarkable for its candour, its eroticism and its power to move

 Gavin Corbett's first novel. Every now and then a voice comes along to reinvigorate the language.... Colum McCann

A penetrating study by one of the most influential writers on a most troubled region ...

A closely argued book which maintains the west is wrong about nuclear Iran.

First book to provide a comprehensive account of the stories, histories and evolution of Irish museums and galleries over the past three centuries.

Extracts taken from Roger Casement's diary during his eighteen months in Germany from October 1914-April 1916. Fuller, annotated versions appear in the latest edition of the Field Day Review.
This first extract describes Casement's return to Cologne after visiting senior officials of the German General Staff at the Western Front in November 1914, just inside the French-Belgian border.
The second, reflecting his disillusion, is taken from his diary as he negotiated with the German government and prepared to leave the country by submarine in 1916.

An anthology in translation which provides a panoramic insight into the beloved city and beyond.

An examination of the many diseases and ailments that have affected children across the centuries- the experiences of children and the efforts made to help them.

Debut collection of poems from Conor Carville.