Anne Enright

The Panic Years: In search of motherhood

Book review: Journalist Nell Frizzell wanted a baby but her bodyclock was a time bomb

The Art of Falling: Engaging debut novel by past master of fiction

Danielle McLaughlin cleverly explores inspiration, ownership and betrayal across several narrative strains

Claire Byrne’s inconvenient facts burst Stephen Donnelly’s bubble

Radio review: The calmly forensic style of the host unpicks the Minister for Health’s assertions

Anne Enright: ‘I looked at how men manage their confidence and took a few leads’

The author appeared at The Irish Times Summer Nights Festival on Wednesday evening

David McWilliams: ‘Ireland is three decisions away from being a perfect country’

McWilliams and Dermot Bannon were the first guests at the Irish Times Summer Nights Festival

Anne Enright: ‘Nuala O’Faolain was an impossible person, to whom we owe so much’

Older feminists are not always delighted when the young enjoy freedoms they fought for

‘Ten of the best books set in Ireland’: Does the Guardian get it right?

In this article the paper says novels by Sally Rooney and Colm Tóibín will transport you here

The Nacullians: Families as another brick in the wall

Craig Jordan-Baker explores a migrant Irish bricklayer and his clan with metafictional flair

Late-20th century male authors and the way they might look at you

A story about Philip Roth leering at ‘colleens’ in Dublin exposes a Neanderthal attitude

Irish artists join international call for Israel to end siege of Gaza amid coronavirus

More than 200 artists back Amnesty International’s call for military embargo

John Boyne reopens Covid-19 story contest after over 4,000 children enter

Isolation Diaries: The novelist also tells us about his experience of the coronavirus shutdown

Anne Enright: ‘As a writer, your problems are your solutions’

Her new work, Actress, is about a mother-daughter relationship in bohemian Dublin

Minister rejects artists’ call for protection of Joyce’s ‘House of the Dead’

Letter urges Government to ‘save’ 15 Usher’s Island after plans lodged to turn Dublin house into 56-bed hostel

Booker Prize 2019: Margaret Atwood and Bernardine Evaristo are joint winners

Evaristo is first black woman to win prize; Handmaid’s Tale sequel is second win for Atwood

Literature groups to issue call for greater support

Words Ireland make pre-Budget submission for increase in financial backing for writers

Why Irish film-makers and actors can’t do proper sex scenes

Film sex is fine. But sex featuring Irish actors, in films set in Ireland? That never really works

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