The Irish-Sierra Leonean singer-songwriter Loah has created a collection of songs using poetry from Yeats, Eva Gore-Booth and other Irish poets of the 1920s

Mary McGill’s timely study highlights how women are constantly watched and judged in the digital world, often without their knowledge or consent

This time of the year, easy on the eye though it may be, brings with it too many unwanted complications and pressures

The crime writer is showing signs of advanced wear and tear with his disappointing 16th novel

In this modernistic, episodic and satisfying novel, Keith Ridgway

Past meets present in Patrick McGrath's shifting, dreamlike novel featuring a Spanish Civil War veteran ‘haunted’ by visions of Franco

The singer grew up in the band Little Green Cars, which saw bidding wars, hit albums and world tours when she was just a teen. Now older and wiser, she and her bandmates have a new project Soda Blonde

Louise Nealon’s hugely enjoyable debut novel is about a naive but clairvoyant country girl from a dysfunctional family making her way through college life in an unfamiliar and unfriendly city

Three people whose careers were disrupted by the pandemic reveal how they’re preparing to adjust to post-lockdown working life

The Tipperary duo launched their comedy podcast two years ago and it has now been signed up by global streaming platform Spotify

Marie Aubert’s debut novel about a bickering family loses nothing in the translation from the original Norwegian

Renting is not a trial run for students and young people who don’t mind stained carpets and monochrome walls, it’s how many of us will live for the rest of our lives and we need to see that reflected in legislation

The Belfast-based singer-songwriter is drawing deeply on the folk memory of the past with her eagerly anticipated new album

A woman lives in fear in an almost deserted housing estate during Ireland’s last recession in Liza Costello’s suspenseful novel

BBC Radio 1 presenter Annie Macmanus has written a highly accomplished debut novel set against the west Belfast of the Troubles

A 15-year-old girl tries to interpret unsettling events and navigate her way through difficult relationships in Rachel Donohue’s atmospheric novel

Constance Keane, who performs as Fears, is about to release her first solo record with her record company Tulle, a women-led collective that was founded as a space for gender inclusivity and marginalised voices

Olivia Laing’s genre-defying work is by turns heartbreaking, awe-inspiring and outrage-inducing

Our bosses want us to work longer and longer shifts – and why wouldn’t they? Which makes it all the more important that we stand firm and resist

In a touching account of their long friendship, writer and singer Tracey Thorn highlights how Lindy Morrison, the drummer for Australian indie rock band the Go-Betweens, has been denied her deserved place in music history