From remembrance ceremony to murder, the final hours of Sir Henry Wilson
How two republicans gunned down a hero of the first World War on his own doorstep
How two republicans gunned down a hero of the first World War on his own doorstep
How the independent state in 1922 went from democratic general election to disaster
Slaughter in Ukraine sent me back to poems Pinter wrote about US-led invasion of Iraq
Irish author’s novel has sold over 12,000 copies in Ireland and over 40,000 in UK
Book review: Will Burns’s novel highlights inequalities and issues of modern society
Reviews: Distant Sunflower Fields, The Story of a Goat, The Fool and Other Moral Tales, The Republic of False Truths, First Person Singular, Heaven
Michael Longley’s review of Death of a Naturalist was not entirely uncritical
The comedian on how racist abuse and his mother’s violence shaped him as a performer and activist
Lyra McKee: Lost, Found, Remembered will be published next April
Those who were caught in the rapids went under, the more nimble adapted
The murdered writer cared about breaking silences, writes her publisher, Faber’s Louisa Joyner
Programme launched for Dublin festival, this year celebrating ‘The Country Girls Trilogy’
The Man Booker winner on scraping by as a writer, and growing up during the Troubles
Author mentioned charities that helped her in prize-winning novel’s acknowledgments
For his family, choosing 100 poems from a long career, was weighted with memories
Max Porter's acclaimed novel Grief is the Thing with Feathers is being adapted for the stage by Enda Walsh and starring Cillian Murphy
Willy Vlautin writes novels and sings songs about the growing darkness of American life
The double Booker winner’s new work has its roots in Australia’s dark colonial past
Irish writer becomes joint youngest winner of the Sunday Times prize with ‘Conversations With Friends’
The English DJ and musician reveals his favourite books, films, visual artist and more
Jane Harris’s third novel is an unashamedly old-school adventure story in the vein of Robert Louis Stevenson
Who knows when Sgt Pepper by The Beatles was first declared the greatest LP of all time? It’s not even their best
How the sexually ambivalent David Bowie and Marc Bolan subverted rock’s patriarchy
Author wins for satire on race in the US and becomes first American to win prize
The controversial author’s latest novel sees a woman fall for an outsider with a dark past
Eoin McNamee’s ‘blue’ novels explore Northern Ireland before the Troubles
Brought to Book Q&A: Author of The Kind Worth Killing on Harry Potter, Lucky Jim and his other favourite reads
Novelist best know for the Adam Dalgliesh series wrote her first novel in 1962
A weekend-long workshop event in London generated new ideas about using digital technology in new ways for publishing
Economist takes a positive view of the prospects for the world economy and society in the coming decades
What writing trends have struck you lately? Pornography! I’m astounded at how many women want to read explicit descriptions of sex.
From John le Carré’s latest to Rachael English’s debut, there’s something for everyone in our selection of books for the beach
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices