We are very pleased to announce the release of a new poetry ebook, Poems for Me Da, a first collection by Dublin poet Stephen McGhee. This work… Read more “New ebook: Poems for Me Da”

The Kate O’Brien Award is once again looking for submissions.  The shortlist is announced at the beginning of December and the shortlisted writers are invited to the… Read more “Kate O’Brien Award open for submissions”

Carrowmore will be closed for Christmas from December 22 until Monday January 7, 2019. Wishing all out there a lovely Christmas and a very happy 2019! Best… Read more “Christmas Opening Hours”

We are delighted to announce that The Living Breath, by Peter Hersnack, is now available in a new English language edition. At Carrowmore, we were delighted to… Read more “New release – The Living Breath”

We’re delighted to announce the release of Cast a New Shadow, by Brendan Moore. On the eve of August 5th 1958, in Louisburgh, County Mayo, Mary Stenson… Read more “New release – Cast a New Shadow”

A monograph is the word used by the academic publishing community for a book. To be precise, it is a book on a single subject, usually by… Read more “What is a monograph?”

Fantastic to see Michael and Jim O’Connor speaking at the excellent Wild Atlantic Words Festival! Brilliant to see local authors represented in such a strong way.  … Read more “Wild Atlantic Words Festival – When Crowbar and Bayonet Ruled”

Very pleased to announce the release of ‘When Crowbar and Bayonet Ruled’, by Michael and Jim O’Connor. This work is a meticulous and vibrant examination of this… Read more “New Release – When Crowbar and Bayonet Ruled”

We are delighted to announce the release of All that Glitters, an extraordinary memoir of Irish life in the world of high design. This work is available… Read more “New release – All that Glitters”

Delighted to announce that The Little Book of Merrion and Booterstown is out now and available in your local bookshops and online through all the usual places.… Read more “New release – The Little Book of Merrion and Booterstown”