The ghoulish misdeeds and conflicted psychology of the undead are memorably explored in this clas...

Barbara is a Faroese Moll Flanders, a woman of insatiable sexual desire which leads her from one ...

Glyn Joness translation captures the enthusiasm, charm and humour of a great writers first novel....

Mike Mitchell has revised his translation and a new introduction has been added. 'A superbly atmo...

Benito Perez Galdos is often called the Spanish Charles Dickens or the Spanish Balzac, and is one...

This groundbreaking TurkishEnglish bilingual anthology, translated and introduced by Irish transl...

This groundbreaking TurkishEnglish bilingual anthology, translated and introduced by Irish transl...

Poems of a Wanderer

Anise Koltz was born in Luxemburg in 1928. She is a founding member and Vice-President of the Eur...

Unshed Tears

Socrates in the Garden

Travels with Gandolpho

This is a generous selection of new and old poems from this best-loved Irish poet. Daly's poetry ...

In a Green Shade

The Old Women of Magione draws on two visits to Italy; a long poem 'A Former Franciscan Visits As...

The Boa Island Janus

The poems of Jean Orizet take the whole world as field, and the faults in the time-surface of lif...

Poems and Versions, 1929-90

Mbarek Ould Beyrouk's greatly acclaimed novel Saara was the winner of the prestigious Prix Littér...

Take Six: Six Irish Women Writers features work by six award-winning Irish writers: Mary O' Donne...

In 1943, despite her own physical disabilities and the stress of living in a Paris under Nazi occ...

The Innocent Libertine

'What makes Yonnet's memoir so special is the way the real and fantastic meet. After all, it is s...

Much of Sudden Light, Irish poet Enda Wyley's 6th collection of poems, takes place in the centre ...

Catherine Ann Cullen's Storm Damage weaves personal, historical and mythological threads to creat...

'Cian Ferriter's Brink opens with its title poem and it stays on the brink of various worlds and ...

Pure Innocent Boy

Much of Sudden Light, Irish poet Enda Wyley's 6th collection of poems, takes place in the centre ...

Catherine Ann Cullen's Storm Damage weaves personal, historical and mythological threads to creat...

'Cian Ferriter's Brink opens with its title poem and it stays on the brink of various worlds and ...

Scorched Earth

This is a Ulysses of the eatery, whose Odyssey, limited to voyages from one dish in which rancid ...

Some of Grabinski's best stories, including a watchmaker whose death stops all the town clocks, a...

The first novel from Mauritania to be translated into English, in which Rayhana leaves her Bedoui...

''''The greatest book by Portugal''s greatest novelist.'' Jose Saramago. The Maias is part of Ded...

A story from one of Germany's most popular children's authors. Carlo is determined to see his fat...

Ivan Krylov has been loved by Russian people for two hundred years for his Fables, works in which...

The imagined autobiography of a movie star who appeared in German films across the Weimar and Naz...

A novel about obsessive love initially published in France in 1898. Has inspired five film adapta...

In The Perfume of the Lady in Black, Joseph Rouletabille, the young journalist turned detective, ...

The Place Inside

Best known as one of the leading Irish poets of her generation, Paula Meehan is also an accomplis...

Donegal Haiku

In Hooker’s second collection of poems, she moves increasingly beyond the confines of home into a...

News that the 2011 Nobel Prize for Literature had been awarded to the Swedish poet Tomas Tranströ...

Tom Mathews has long been admired for his trademark wit and humour, for the combination of irreve...

The Shadow Owner's Companion

Best known as one of Ireland's most popular cartoonists, Mathews has for many years contributed p...