‘Overwhelming’ response to South Wales man’s illustrated book on Welsh rugby
A LIFELONG rugby fan from Barry has had an ‘overwhelming response’ to his latest book. James Stafford, who grew up in in Barry and lived there until
What are the top Irish history books for children?
Books are a great way to get children from a young age interested in their heritage or the culture of others. We've put together a list of the most magical children's
A fascinating insight into Australian literary history
In 2015, Craig Munro published Under Cover: Adventures in the Art of Editing, covering his time at the University of Queensland Press as inaugural fiction editor (1973-80) and then publishing
‘The Book Smuggler’: a literary celebration of Arab thinking translated into English
From a distant village in the Arabian Desert all the way to Baghdad, Jerusalem, Cairo, Granada and Cordoba, such was the route of Mazid Al-Hanafi, an 11th-century bookseller and chief
‘Importance of local stories’ drives a surge in people sitting down to write
The peak body for writers in Western Australia says more people in regional areas have been accessing writing services since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.Key points:A shift towards online
The ‘bloody nightmares’ that fuelled Stan Grant’s new book
The anecdotes from his career are used to illustrate his larger points but are too tempting not to ask about. What do you mean there’s normality in North Korea? “Life
British Book Awards winners: From first-time writers to a skincare guru
The winners of the British Book Awards – also known as the Nibbies – are in and it’s a sensational line-up with Douglas Stuart’s Shuggie Bain crowned overall and debut Book
Seamus Deane, leading Irish writer and critic, has died aged 81
Seamus Deane, for the past 50 years one of Ireland’s foremost writers and critics, best-known for his award-winning autobiographical novel Reading in the Dark and the landmark Field Day Anthology