New Irish Fiction Irish Fiction Published In April 2023

Finding your way is never a simple journey...

1950s Dublin, in a lock-up garage in the city the body of a young woman is discovered in her car, an apparent suicide. The victim's sister, a newspaper reporter from London, returns to Dublin to join the two men in their quest to uncover the truth as it transpires she had been pursuing a thesis on the history of Jews in Ireland.

This edition of Brendan Behan's Irish newspaper articles gathers all of his work that Behan published in newspapers from 1951 to his death in 1964.

When Réamainn Prút lands in Belfast in 1988, he is a stranger in his home town. He notes the huge adverts sharing the police phone number, encouraging you to call – to pass on information about terrorists, to lift a burden from your conscience.

A deeply moving novel about a boy and his dream, from the prize-winning author of As You Were

A deeply moving novel about a boy and his dream, from the prize-winning author of As You Were

***A Most Anticipated Book for 2023 in the Daily Mail, Irish Times and Sunday Independent*** The Red Bird Sings is to be read with your heart in your mouth down your spine to the final, haunting page. It also explores important questions which we are still asking to this day. Who is listened to and who is ignored? Why are women so often not believed? And what does justice truly mean?

A collection of short stories about (queer, female) bodies and the end of the world Arresting, beautiful and ultimately consoling, Eyes Guts Throat Bones is a fierce collection of stories offering a new lens on the female body, on sex, death, love and what makes us who we are.

From the #1 Irish bestselling author of When All is Said and Listening Still comes a haunting, exquisitely written story of enduring love that asks us - would you ever give up on trying to find your child, if they vanished without a trace?

From the #1 Irish bestselling author of When All is Said and Listening Still comes a haunting, exquisitely written story of enduring love that asks us - would you ever give up on trying to find your child, if they vanished without a trace?