After retiring as co-editorial director of Publisher’s Weekly in 2014, Michael Coffey read almost nothing but books by or ...

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Apart from a signed first edition of a Samuel Beckett book (I’m a big fan), I’d say it was the digital camera I bought for €2,500 so I could take black-and-white photos. You can buy one for ...

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Directed by Trish LaRose, with musical direction by Bob Wilder, “How I Became a Pirate” features local actors Anthony ...

With the release of her Edna O’Brien documentary imminent, documentary maker Sinéad O’Shea talks about the late writer’s remarkable and often difficult life ...