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Full Set acquires The Infrastructure of Belonging by Masuma Ahuja 
Full Set acquires The Infrastructure of Belonging by Masuma Ahuja 

Full Set has acquired The Infrastructure of Belonging: How We Unlock Economic Possibility by Masuma Ahuja as the first title in ...


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Mermaid Books for Teenage Readers
Under The Sea—Ruth Ennis chooses mermaid books for teenage readers

Earlier this year, my debut novel Shorelines was published with Little Island. It is a young adult verse novel retelling of The...


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Fiction needs friction—interviews need it too
A Hosting: Interviews with Irish Writers 1991-2026 is ‘a brilliantly illuminative journey into some piercing literary minds’

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Kerry Group Irish Novel of the Year—Shortlist Announced
Listowel Writers’ Week reveals the five novels on the Kerry Group Irish Novel of the Year 2026 shortlist


Pictured above is Catherine Keogh, Chief Corporate Affairs Officer at Kerry. Photo: Domnick Walsh

Listowel Writers’ Week ha...


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What if Flann O’Brien was writing in Irish–even when writing in English?
What if Flann O’Brien was writing in Irish–even when writing in English?

What if Flann O’Brien’s most celebrated works in English are, at their core, shaped by the Irish language? This intriguing question is at the heart of a lecture by Louis de Paor at this year’s


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