Book a free ticket here Leaving home was hard. Returning is impossible. Fiadh's life is turned completely upside down on a night out in Belfast. Pretty soon everyone has heard about what happened; it is impossible to keep the rumours from spreading, the gossip from spiralling out of control. And just as she was beginning […]
Join us in No Alibis Bookstore to celebrate the launch of Phil Harrison's new book Silverback, for what is sure to be a wonderful evening. This event is free of charge so book now to avoid disappointment.Tickets are available at the link below: Book your Free ticket Here In a Belfast courtroom Robert Rusting is […]
Join us in No Alibis Bookstore to celebrate Rónán Hession's latest novel, Ghost Mountain, with an interview of the author by Jan Carson. This event is free but booking early to avoid disapointment is advised. Free tickets are available at the link below https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/no-alibis-bookstore-ltd/t-lnrngyd Hope to see you there!
Organised in partnership with Bloomsbury Publishing. Join celebrated author Olivia Hope as she reads and leads a creative workshop centred around her wonderful new picture book Little Lion Girl. FIND YOUR ROAR! In an interactive feast for the senses, children and parents join in on one little girl's trip to the big city, inspired by Little […]
Join us for a Book Signing with Steve Cavanagh in No Alibis Bookstore on Saturday 27th July at 10.30am BOOK YOUR FREE TICKET HERE The very definition of a page-turner!' IAN RANKIN Steve Cavanagh's twists hit you between the eyes. You never see them coming' ANTHONY HOROWITZ This guy is the real deal. Trust […]
Join us in No Alibis to launch Stuart Neville's latest novel 'Blood Like Mine'. This is a free event but booking tickets ahead is advised to avoid disappointment! Tickets are available here: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/no-alibis-bookstore-ltd Rebecca Carter and her daughter Monica, nicknamed Moonflower, travel the American West, always on the move, always hiding, always looking behind them, always […]
Join us for readings and the Belfast launch of Poetry Ireland Review Issue 143, edited by Mícheál McCann. This event will be hosted by Mícheál and will feature readings from contributors local to the bookshop: Stephen Sexton, Emma Must, Brian Kerr, Paul Maddern and Trish Bennett. Reserve your FREE space here. More about this issue of Poetry […]
Join us in No Alibis Bookstore to celebrate the Launch of Paddy Hillyard's book 'Decades of Deceit'. This fabulous event is free but book tickets to avoid disappointment! Free Tickets available here The book is available to purchase here: https://noalibis.com/product/decades-of-deceit/ This book is a forensic account of the Stalker inquiry into RUC shoot-to-kill operations in […]
No Alibis is delighted to celebrate the launch of Carlo Gébler's latest work 'A Cold Eye'. Join us for what is sure to be a fantastic evening. Tickets for this event are free but advance booking is recommended to avoid disappointment! Tickets available here https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/no-alibis-bookstore-ltd/t-avmrjjr If the past is another country – what happens when […]
Join us for an Evening with Dr Ian Miller to celebrate the launch of "A History of Ireland in Ten Body Parts" Ian will be introduced by Dr Máirtín Mac Con Iomaire. Skulls, heads, hands, height, legs, sex organs, blood, brains, stomachs, ears and corpses – discover Irish history through the prism of the […]
Ghosts of a Family : Ireland’s Most Infamous Unsolved Murder, the Outbreak of the Civil War and the Origins of the Modern Troubles By Edward Burke Please RSVP to info@merrionpress.ie At 1.20 a.m. on 24 March 1922, five men, four dressed in British police uniforms, broke into the North Belfast house of Owen McMahon, a […]
No Alibis Bookstore is delighted to be hosting an evening with Kieran Connell and Maurice J. Casey to celebrate the launch of their new books. Tickets for this event are free and are available here: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/no-alibis-bookstore-ltd/t-rpyepjd See you there! Multicultural Britain : A People’s History, Kieran Connell Between the end of the Second World War and […]