I went on the Library of Lazy Thinking podcast to talk with Glenn Fisher about ‘Aurélia’ by Gerard De Nerval, the visionary tradition in literature, limit experience, and the otherworldly beauty of Natalie Imbruglia lazythinking.substack.com/p/rob-doyle-on…

Raptus, Ecstasis, Excessus Mentis Or I wrote about ‘On Mysticism’ by Simon Critchley in ⁦The Observer New Review⁩ theguardian.com/books/2024/nov…

Been having lots of fun with my camera this week. Glad I got to make a photo of my pal Rob Doyle DM if you wanna make a portrait/photo together 📸

BERLIN VOLK: I'll be reading/talking at this mini-festival on the literary-musical-techno overlap. 20:00 tomorrow Thursday 19th at Lettrétage. Afterparty with Irish DJs at Berghain Thanks to Zeitgeist Irland 24 and Liam Cagney zeitgeistirland24.com/event/harping-…

This was fun. Talked Kraftwerk and clubbing at the Lettrétage panel, then danced to Irish DJs at Berghain at the afters. Thanks Zeitgeist Irland 24 for the stage.

anyone stuck for something to read + annually mired in despair when reading the Booker nominations should invest in this great book

Last year, Irish writer Rob Doyle left Serbia with amazing impressions about the Belgrade, BIF and vibrant cultural scene. Now, it's your turn! Hear more about Rob's experience in the video. youtube.com/watch?v=SphSXK… Apply now and share this post with fellow writers! Literature Ireland

Here I am in Italian, writing about poor old Nietzsche falling to his knees on the piazza in Torino, embracing a horse and plunging thereafter into irreversible madness.

'21 Books that Define 21st Century Irish Life' RTÉ HERE ARE THE YOUNG MEN my evil and twisted first novel is on the list - thank you Lauren Murphy The Lilliput Press Bloomsbury Books UK rte.ie/culture/2022/0…

'The 100 best Irish books of the 21st century' Irish Times Books HERE ARE THE YOUNG MEN stands proud and evil on the list. Looks like you'd better go and read/reread it, and read all my other books too. Bloomsbury Books UK The Lilliput Press irishtimes.com/culture/books/…

I'll be leading this intensive one-week online Fiction workshop in July - deadline for applying April 3rd. JOIN ME! NOT ONE STEP BACK

Polish those manuscripts! We're delighted to be opening our submissions window for the whole month of June. Send us your best literary fiction, non-fiction, history, memoir, essays or biography. For full guidelines on how to apply, go to lilliputpress.ie

.W&N has won Cameo, the new novel by Irish novelist Rob Doyle (Rob Doyle), in a three-way auction. Cameo will be published by W&N on 22nd January 2026 👇 thebookseller.com/rights/cameo-b…

I wrote for New York Times Books about Berlin, as envisioned in a batch of newly published novels, in those heady pre-WW3 days when we were all so young and innocent and it was all sex-parties and ketamine and glühwein nytimes.com/2025/06/23/boo…

I am most pleased to announce that my new novel CAMEO will be published in January 2026 by W&N and my editor Alexa von Hirschberg Thanks to The Bookseller for breaking the news: thebookseller.com/rights/cameo-b…

The art of the blurb. That's a good blurb. I give good blurb.

What a gift Erik Davis is to our nightmare apocalyptic death-lust culture. His Substack 'Burning Shore' exudes psychedelic sanity: burningshore.com

Thanks to Rob Doyle

I'll be introducing Abel Ferrara's ever-giving masterpiece BAD LIEUTENANT this Thursday 24th July, at 18:00 and again at 20:30, at London's popup Grindhouse cinema The Nickel Cinema