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PODCAST EPISODE 27: Roisin Kiberd reads her personal essay 'Bad Quarto' and talks to Aingeala Flannery 🇵🇸. Listen on Spotify, Apple, etc. Or, visit our website 👇 thedublinreview.com/podcasts/
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FROM OUR SPRING ISSUE: a new story by Ben Fergusson. Number 94 also features work by Ian Sansom, Helen Chandler, Sydney Lea, James Bennett, Ava Chapman, and Rosita Boland. To buy this issue or subscribe to the magazine, visit thedublinreview.com/product/subscr…

It was an honour to return to The Dublin Review podcast, dark academia edition, to speak to Aingeala Flannery 🇵🇸 and read my essay Bad Quarto (featuring eating disorders, violent swans, dark towers, also Christopher Marlowe) thedublinreview.com/podcast/episod…

NUMBER NINETY-FOUR features new work by Ian Sansom, Helen Chandler, Sydney Lea, James Bennett, Ava Chapman, Ben Fergusson, and Rosita Boland. To buy this issue or subscribe to the magazine, visit thedublinreview.com/product/subscr…

I can’t believe another round of Ian Sansom’s diary has rolled around again. This annual literary milestone seems faster and faster every year.

Today, members of Aosdána have elected 8 new members at the 42nd General Assembly.

The newly elected members are Paul Lynch, Sinéad Ní Mhaonaigh, Ed Bennett, Andrew Hamilton, Shaun Davey, Louise Lowe, Catherine Dunne, and Róisín Heneghan.

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NUMBER 93 | SPRING 2024 features writing by Rosita Boland, Ian Sansom, Helen Chandler, Sydney Lea, James Bennett, Ava Chapman, and Ben Fergusson. To buy this issue or subscribe to the magazine, visit thedublinreview.com/product/subscr…

👏👏👏👏👏Paul Murray's The Bee Sting wins the £30,000 inaugural Nero Gold Prize Book of the Year ☘️☘️thebookseller.com/news/paul-murr…

🎉 We are absolutely delighted to reveal that the winner of #writersprize2024 Book of the Year is Liz Berry for 'The Home Child'!

'The Wren, The Wren' by Anne Enright is Category Winner in #Fiction
'Thunderclap' by Laura Cumming is Category Winner in #Non -Fiction 👏 ✨ 👏

NEW PODCAST! In Ep.27 of The Dublin Review Podcast, Roisin Kiberd reads her personal essay 'Bad Quarto' and talks to Aingeala Flannery 🇵🇸. Listen on Spotify, Apple, etc. Or, visit our website 👇 thedublinreview.com/podcasts/
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FROM THE ARCHIVE Caelainn Hogan writing in NUMBER 53 | AUTUMN 2013, which also features work by Mark O’Connell, Rob Doyle, Adrian Duncan +++
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FROM OUR CURRENT ISSUE, featuring work by Ruby Eastwood, Joe Davies, Jess Raymon, Roisin Agnew, Nick Holdstock, Jane Lavelle, Richard Lea, Justine Sweeney, and Niamh Cullen. Buy single issues or subscriptions at
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NUMBER 93 | WINTER 2023-24 features new writing by Niamh Cullen, Joe Davies, Jess Raymon, Roisin Agnew, Nick Holdstock, Jane Lavelle, Richard Lea, Ruby Eastwood, and Justine Sweeney. Subscribe @ thedublinreview.com

NEW PODCAST! In Ep.26 of The Dublin Review Podcast, Nathan O'Donnell reads his personal essay 'Yum Yum' and discusses it with Aingeala Flannery 🇵🇸. Listen on Spotify, Apple, etc. Or, visit our website 👇
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NUMBER 93 | WINTER 2023-24 features new writing by Niamh Cullen, Joe Davies, Jess Raymon, Roisin Agnew, Nick Holdstock, Jane Lavelle, Richard Lea, Ruby Eastwood, and Justine Sweeney. Subscribe @ thedublinreview.com

NEW PODCAST COMING SOON! In episode 26, Nathan O'Donnell reads and discusses his essay 'Yum Yum' with Aingeala Flannery. Listen to The Dublin Review Podcast on Spotify, Apple, etc. Or visit our website: thedublinreview.com/podcasts/
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⭐️⭐️Paul Murray and Michael Magee win inaugural Nero fiction awards. Murray’s Booker-shortlisted The Bee Sting wins fiction prize; Magee’s Close to Home wins debut fiction prize and is also shortlisted for the Christopher Ewart-Biggs Literary Prize

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