Irish Fiction

**Shortlisted for Newcomer of the Year at the BGE Irish Book Awards 2016**

A breathtaking collection of short stories from one of Ireland's most exciting new voices.

A darkly comic and searingly honest novel about going back to your roots by the acclaimed author of Promising Young Women

A darkly funny, surprising, smart novel about sex, power, work and being a young woman in a man's world, by Irish journalist Caroline O'Donoghue, which has had terrific reviews ('So brilliant' - Dolly Alderton, 'I loved it' - Marian Keyes).

A sharp, poignant and beautifully told story of losing yourself, finding yourself and the lengths we will go to for those we love from the New York Times bestselling author of Promising Young Women and Scenes of a Graphic Nature.

The hilarious and heartbreaking new novel from the New York Times bestselling author of PROMISING YOUNG WOMEN and SCENES OF A GRAPHIC NATURE. A Most Anticipated Book of 2023 in the Irish Times, Sunday Independent, Irish Examiner and Irish Independent

An international bestseller: the hilarious, heartfelt story of unexpected love

Full of Irish nostalgia. Hilarious, charming and a little bit bonkers - I loved it! --Jennifer Zamparelli, 2FM

Nothing will stop Vonnie from trying to win the affections of her darling man - soon leaving Clooney's career, reputation and heart in tatters.

Two young brothers in Lvov, separated by war. Henryk - imprisoned by the Nazis with his mother in the family home - flees ahead of the advancing Soviets and eventually settles in Ireland. Stanislav takes refuge with an aunt in Cracow, where he lives out the decades of his life.

His books of Irish music are famous worldwide, yet the amazing life story of Francis O’Neill (1848-1936) is not as well known. At sixteen he became a sailor, leaving Cork to travel the world. By twenty, he had circumnavigated the globe having many adventures, including surviving shipwreck on a remote tropical island. He settled in Chicago with his new wife Anna. They joined many immigrants looking for work just as the city was visited by catastrophe: The Great Fire of 1871.