New year, new you? What a load of aul’ tripe. Every year, we make promises to ourselves; We’ll drink less, lose weight, be bolder and… Read More »Inspiring Reading for the New Year (Without the Nonsense!)
As anyone can see from the talent arrayed at this year’s An Post Irish Book awards, Irish publishing is in a VERY healthy state. With… Read More »The Best Irish Interest Books for Christmas
Summer is drawing to a close, which, let’s be honest, never feels great. But if you’re anything like us, your Autumn nights are made a… Read More »September Books of the Month
Deadly books for deadly dads! This Father’s Day, forego the socks, jocks and aftershave that make up the boring bulk of Father’s Day present and… Read More »Great Books for Father’s Day
The Best Fiction of 2022 (So Far!) The pandemic left nothing untouched, and that includes the world of publishing. With bookshops closed and publishers ground… Read More »The Best Fiction of 2022 (So Far!)
The LitVox Author Interview: Anne Griffin Anne Griffin’s debut novel When All is Said was released back in 2019 to rapturous acclaim. Poignant, sad, tender,… Read More »The LitVox Author Interview: Anne Griffin
Fiona Scarlett’s debut novel Boys Don’t Cry was published back in April to pretty much universal acclaim. Usually, universal acclaim should be distrusted. When critics and…
Review: Tabitha Plimtock and the Edge of the World by Erika McGann, illustrated by Phillip Cullen Why yes, there actually is an Edge of the… Read More »Review: Tabitha Plimtock and the Edge of the World
World renowned crime writer Lynda La Plante sits down with LitVox to discuss her latest thriller, her favourite books and what she’s planning next…
It’s that time of year when the new books are rolling out! And you’ll be looking for the perfect book to keep the kids entranced throughout the winter….
Ann Cleeves speaks to LitVox about the inspiration behind her new work, her favourite books, and reading as an act of self-care.
Mysteries, Mayhem and Madcap Heroes for Younger Readers by Mary Esther Judy Who doesn’t like a good, gripping mystery? Especially when it involves unlikely heroes… Read More »Mysteries, Mayhem and Madcap Heroes for Younger Readers
