Applications for our mentorship scheme are officially open! 👉 click the link for more information thesyp.org.uk/syp-ireland-me…

You should be absolutely terrified by a society where leading publications start arguing that killing children is legal. If anything is a code red alarm, this is it.

When I read about hundreds of 2,000lb bombs still being dropped on refugee camps in Gaza, ~50,000 bombs since 7 October, I often think about this map I showed my father last year when he wondered how small the Gaza strip was. Population of Connacht and Munster combined in there..

The New York Times reports Israeli military is torturing people by impaling them with hot metal rods in their rectums and tying them to electric chairs. This information is buried at the end of a single article where these details are unmentioned in the headline or subheadline.

Trucks carrying medical supplies denied entry into the #Gaza by the Israeli authorities on July 3 due to ongoing fighting in the south. We have been unable to bring any medical supplies since the end of April. Hospitals continue to grapple with acute shortages of supplies.

Good hospital attacks VS Bad hospital attacks? The Guardian

Literature Without Literature | Christian Lorentzen | Granta granta.com/literature-wit…

Excited to reveal the cover for MURMURATIONS. The book captures the beauty of starling murmurations over Lough Ennell, Westmeath. Featuring a foreword by Seán Ronayne and writing by John Fallon. Cover design by @hitonei. Publishing Oct 2024. PRE-ORDER: linktr.ee/LilliputPress

As polio spreads in Gaza, IDF engineers blow up the “Canada well” water treatment facility and reservoir in Tel Sultan, Rafah, Gaza.

Job opportunity! #WorkInPublishing If you are passionate about books and possess the skills to drive our publicity efforts, we would love to hear from you 🫵 Publishing Ireland publishingireland.com/job_listing/pu…

Come and work with us!

Ravelling by Estelle Birdy review – a gutsy coming-of-age debut theguardian.com/books/article/…

Rave review and Book of the Day pick for @birdybooky's #Ravelling in Guardian Books 🤩 ‘This is a beautifully observed portrait of five young men growing up on the edge of Dublin’s underworld’ theguardian.com/books/article/…

Interested in working in the publishing industry in Ireland? Finding it hard to get your foot in the door? We are delighted to announce The Breakthrough Award – a new open application award intended to offer an entry-point to the world of publishing. publishingireland.com/homepage/the-b…

‘We all read like hell.’ It was pleasure to speak with the Guardian - along with so many of our wonderful literary peers - about the vibrancy of Irish literature and publishing. theguardian.com/books/article/…

This might be my last writing, or it might not; either way, I’m not too concerned. Maybe you should read what I’m writing this time, or maybe not. The machinery is getting closer, I hear its noise, and I hear the sound of gunfire. I see the shadows of death approaching, like a

If ISIS did this we would all be appropriately outraged. This building was far older than Notre Dame. Why are we enabling this?

Join us at Hodges Figgis for the launch of Charlotte, the stunning new novel by Martina Devlin. All welcome - RSVP through Eventbrite below. Available for pre-order now from all good bookshops, and from lilliputpress.ie eventbrite.ie/e/book-launch-…

"when you see a novel in print, knowing we helped along the way is very gratifying" Sarah Bannan our Head of Literature shares her favourite and also the hardest things about working in the arts & at the Arts Council with Irish Examiner. read in full: irishexaminer.com/lifestyle/arts…

It’s launch season, and we can’t wait for the publication of Angela Byrne’s fascinating new book Anarchy and Authority at Hodges Figgis, Dawson Street, Dublin, on Thursday the 3rd of October. Anarchy and Authority is available to preorder from all good bookshops.