| | Available to Pre-OrderSue Rainsford, Martina Devlin, Ciaran Carson & Declan Murphy |
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| | Take a sneak peek at our upcoming books from Martina Devlin, Sue Rainsford, Ciaran Carson, Declan Murphy, and the collector’s edition of Gulliver’s Travels, all available to pre-order now! |
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| | Glorious MonstersMartina Devlin |
| Rome, 1819. Into the sun‑struck streets of the Eternal City arrive the Shelleys: brilliant, volatile, and dangerously entangled. When Irish artist Amelia Curran encounters Mary Shelley, her mercurial husband Percy, and Mary’s dazzling stepsister Claire Clairmont, she is drawn into a household shimmering with genius and shadows. Layered, intimate, and steeped in historical detail, Glorious Monsters is a spellbinding re‑imagining of the Romantic circle where brilliance and ruin walk hand in hand. |
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| | An electrifying fusion of memoir, ghost story and speculative fiction from the late Ciaran Carson. Moving between Belfast and London, the novel traces the fractured consciousness of Kilpatrick, a man haunted by migraine visions, childhood trauma and the spectral machinery of history. As séances, scientific experiments and art-history musings bleed into one another, the boundaries between worlds grow porous: tables levitate, cities shimmer like palimpsests and the dead return in flickers of light. A profound meditation on vulnerability, doubleness and the stories we invent to survive, X+Y=K is Carson’s final, radiant act of imagination. |
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| | From Out My HeartSue Rainsford |
| A darkly sensuous novel about two women whose bodies become the threshold through which the living and the dead insist on speaking, from the award-winning author of Follow Me to Ground and Redder Days When Phyllipa, a scholar chasing the lingering pulse of Edgar Allan Poe, hears of Lana, a woman living in an isolated and river-ruled religious community, who claims to be visited by the spirit of Poe’s first cousin and wife, Virginia Clemm, she travels to the remote village to meet her. Soon, the boundaries between scholarly pursuit and dark desire, between inquiry and complicity, begin to dissolve, in this dark mystery set in a world of heat storms, thickets and the wet dark of the woods. |
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| One Man and His Dog: The Hunt for Ireland’s Wild OrchidsDeclan Murphy, illustrations by Sophie Morley |
| In this wonderful new work of nature writing, naturalist Declan Murphy undertakes an unforgettable journey across Ireland in search of its rarest and most beguiling orchids, accompanied always by his steadfast Dalmatian, Lucy. Featuring illustrations by Susan Morley. Both a memoir and a celebration of Ireland’s wild places, this is a moving, richly observed tribute to curiosity, resilience, and the quiet companionship of a dog who sees it all at his side. |
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| | Gulliver's Travels - Anniversary Subscriber Edition |
| A prescient, savage masterpiece of ironic satire on human pride and intellectual solipsism, Gulliver’s Travels has had a profound influence ever since it first published, inspiring writers like George Orwell and W.B. Yeats. This commemorative edition celebrates this foundation stone of Anglo-Irish literature and marks the tricentenary of the first publication of Gulliver’s Travels in 1726, bringing it home to Dublin, its place of origin. Limited to 300 copies. Everyone who pre-orders will be named as a subscriber in the book. |
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