Shelfmarks is a podcast by the inaugural Royal Irish Academy podcaster-in-residence Zoë Comyns. Zoë has spent time looking through the collections and library holdings in the Academy to explore how people have…
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Home Recording Guide You can record at home. You don’t have a full home studio set up to get good recording, although if you can afford a cheap USB microphone…
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David Cronenberg – Rebecca Solnit – Joyce Carol Oates – Siri Hustvedt – Margaret Atwood – Clive James – Neil Jordan – Paul Auster – William Kentridge – Julian Barnes…
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Our latest documentary went to air on 4th January on BBC World service- Inside and Out, Digital Experiences of the Body. What happens when digital technology and our bodies start…
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Frankenstein in the Age of Artificial Intelligence has won a GOLD award at the New York Festivals. This episode of The Book Show was broadcast on RTÉ Radio 1 in…
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Frankenstein in the Age of Artificial Intelligence Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein is 200 years old this year. It was written when Mary Shelley (then Godwin) was just 18. This week on…
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On this week’s RTÉ Book Show, Regan Hutchins gets to grips with one of his favourite novels: Tristram Shandy by Tipperary-born writer Laurence Sterne. Listen here: The only problem with…
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On this episode of The Book Show Eimear McBride (A Girl is a Half Formed Thing, The Lesser Bohemians) visits The Samuel Beckett Collection in University of Reading. There she…
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This feature has been pre-selected for the Prix Marulić 2018 in the short features category. Adjudication is in May – we’ll keep you posted but in the meantime – have a listen…
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The Book Show is back for its fifth season. For the past few years we’ve interviewed hundreds of writers for the show. Now the writers get to ask the questions….
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