In association with the John Hewitt International Summer School, we would like to invite you to the Market Place Theatre in Armagh for an evening with Lee Child and his […]
In association with the John Hewitt International Summer School, we would like to invite you to the Market Place Theatre in Armagh for an event with Denise Mina in conversation […]
Join us in the Great Hall at Queen’s for the launch of Dawn Watson’s much anticipated collection, We Play Here (Granta Books). Dawn will read from the book for the […]
Join us for an evening with Jo Baker to celebrate the launch of her new novel, The Midnight News. About The Midnight News: It is 1940 and twenty-year-old Charlotte Richmond […]
Join us for an evening with Shirley-Anne McMillan to celebrate the launch of Grapefruit Moon. About Grapefruit Moon: Wealthy, popular Charlotte and quiet, working class Drew couldn't be more different, […]
Join us in No Alibis for an evening to celebrate the launch of Sheila's acclaimed debut novel, Falling Animals, in conversation with Michael Magee. About Falling Animals: On an isolated […]
Join us to celebrate the launch of Jennifer O'Leary's new book, The Padre, published by Merrion Press. About the book: This startling new biography from award-winning BBC journalist Jennifer O’Leary […]
Join us for a Book Signing with Feargal Cochrane in No Alibis Bookstore. A lively and inviting history of Belfast-exploring the highs and lows of a resilient city Modern […]
Born and brought up where the Mountains of Mourne sweep down to the sea, Jane Cassidy has been working in the Arts in Northern Ireland since graduating from Queen’s University […]
Join us to celebrate the launch of Rachel Connolly's debut novel, Lazy City, in conversation with Nicole Flattery. About Lazy City: Following the death of her best friend, Erin has […]
John Connolly will be joining us in No Alibis Bookstore to sign copies of his latest novel, The Land Of Lost Things. Phoebe, an eight-year-old girl, lies comatose […]
When his partner suddenly died, life changed utterly for Paul Stephenson. Hard Drive is the outcome of his revisiting a world he thought he knew, but which had been upended. […]