When Books Ireland founding publisher, Jeremy Addis, announced publication was to cease in late 2013, the Wordwell team couldn’t bear to see this wonderful publication disappear and took over its production in early 2014. The ‘new’ Books Ireland is now available in both print and digital formats and is enjoying a new lease of life with a full-colour format, a layout revamp, a move to bi-monthly publication and a recently launched mobile app. It celebrated its 40th anniversary in March 2016.

Books Ireland is committted to the publication of responsible critique of literary output in Ireland and offers a unique insight into the latest trends and developments in the Irish book world. Each issue contains a series of reviews, from indepth two-page features to shorter synopsis of all recent titles in our First Flush listing. The Book Notes section provides the latest news on festivals, literary awards and our talented contributors leave no page unturned in their quest to review as many new Irish titles as possible within 60 pages.

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Mar/Apr issue highlights:


Celebrating 40 years of Books Ireland, this special anniversary issue boasts a bumper 72-page spread and bonus features, along with a host of guest reviewers. 

 

Short story / Chomórtas Gearrscéalaíochta
We publish the winning stories from the inaugural Books Ireland/IMRAM short story competition: ‘Restoration’ by Aoife Fitzpatrick and ‘Deireadh’ by Antain Mac Lochlainn.

1916 and all that
Professor Ruth Dudley Edwards casts an eye over the flurry of books published to commemorate the 1916 Rising.

Celebrating 40 years

Editor Tony Canavan marks 40 years of Books Ireland as we pull up some treasures from the archives for a trip down memory lane, while long-time contributor Rory Brennan is prompted to reflect on the art of reviewing books.

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