Two years after Britain was consumed by riots led by white nationalists, authorities are trying to prevent a repeat ...

A profound novel about the life of a dutiful daughter, caring for her once beautiful, charming mother, now suffering from ...

“I’m holding on to that possibility that there is something that can be done,” says the artist Clare Langan, whose most ...

Hamnet author’s 10th novel urgently and passionately maps historical change driven by famine, emigration, language loss, ...

One minute we were drinking flagons of cider in a field, the next we’re wondering what our own children are up to ...

Now, Victor Mee auctioneers is excited to have discovered a significant painting by Sir John Lavery (1856-1941) in a Belfast ...

Compelling novel about hope, dereliction and the unmercifulness of privilege is set in a city that is both recognisable and ...

Somewhere centres on Clodagh, a young woman who is staying in her mother’s flat since breaking up with Seamus. It’s told from ...

What Am I, a Deer? flirts with convention to amplify everyday strangeness. Its will-they-won’t-they dynamic is a jab at vapid ...

Moving meditation on belonging, loneliness; valuable details on life writing; expansive novel from one of India’s finest ...

Karen Jennings’s novel is set in 1838 in the week before the full emancipation of slaves in the Cape Colony, South Africa.

Carthew writes about her native place in context of a society that relegates communities to generationally diminished ...