The Pleasure Principle
A poet born to wealth and privilege whose gift miraculously survived
A poet born to wealth and privilege whose gift miraculously survived
A literary treatment set in Florida of the classic ‘hero’s quest’ story
The work which, 100 years ago, gave us the concept of the robot
Women and writing in Ireland’s breakthrough feminist ‘second wave’
A new collection of the work of a doyenne of the literary review
A classic account of the life of a working class Parisian street
Lawrence’s skewed sexual politics and its legacy in the porn industry
The 1950s: a good time to be born for a girl who must write
In Danielle McLaughlin’s first novel brief moments of high drama intermingle with journeys into the complex, foggy territory
Geraldine Mitchell’s four collections have in part sprung from insights gleaned from a lifetime of covert observation