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Steve Cavanagh's career as a thriller writer looked to have stalled, despite critical acclaim-until Thirteen proved to be very lucky indeed ...

• Authors : Tivnan, Tom

• Source: The Bookseller. 2019, Issue 5851, pages. 2

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Preserved in Their Poverty: Socialism destroys the human character.

• Authors : Dalrymple, Theodore

• Source: National Review. 2019, Vol. 71, Issue 10, pages. 2

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Reading and Writing Travels: Maximilien Misson, Samuel Waring and the Afterlives of European Voyages, c.1687-1714.

• Authors : Ansell, Richard

• Source: The English Historical Review. Dec, 2018, Vol. 133 Issue 565, p1446, 32 p.

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Five questions for ... Molly Aitken: Author.

• Source: The Bookseller. 2019, Issue 5851, pages. 1

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Four questions for ... Naoise Dolan: Author: Dublin-born Naoise Dolan and fellow Irish author Molly Aitken are among the most hotly tipped debut authors for 2020; here Dolan discusses the inspiration behind her first novel.

• Authors : Tivnan, Tom

• Source: The Bookseller. 2019, Issue 5851, pages. 1

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Reintroducing Douglas Hyde

• Authors : Mc Mahon, Timothy G.

• Source: Irish Literary Supplement. Spring, 2021, Vol. 40 Issue 2, p5, 2 p.

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Nasty parties

• Source: TLS. Times Literary Supplement. February 25, 2022, Issue 6204, p28, 1 p.

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Sue Rainsford reveals how her debut novel was influenced by Transatlantic teaching.

• Authors : Tivnan, Tom

• Source: The Bookseller. 2018, Issue 5809, pages. 1

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Something Elske: having had her fiction published in a number of literary journals both at home and abroad, the France-based writer of Irish descent could be set to make a splash with a stirring collection of short stories touching on inequality, maternity and matriarchy.

• Authors : Pymm, Francesca

• Source: The Bookseller. 2017, Issue 5763, pages. 2

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Claire Keegan

• Source: Bookmarks. March-April, 2022, p22, 1 p.

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