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The Boy from the Sea by Garrett Carr: Wry, observant, various and thoughtful, this novel does something only art can via @IrishTimesBooks
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Children’s books dominate Irish library charts with Dog Man topping most-borrowed list via @IrishTimesBooks
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More sex, please: Bridget Jones, Colin Firth and the astonishing rebranding of Jane Austen via @IrishTimesBooks
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Eimear McBride: ‘When my brother died, it was not only losing him but losing all the illusions that you were going to be safe’ via @IrishTimesBooks
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Blind Spots by Marty Makary: Diagnosing the danger to our health of dogma over data via @IrishTimesBooks
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The Politics of Gender and Sexuality in Modern Ireland: A Reader. Harrowing histories that cohere under the north star of liberation via @IrishTimesBooks
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Books in brief: Cádiz: The Story of Europe’s Oldest City; It Comes From the River; and Web of Betrayal: Murder in Ireland’s Brutal Gangland via @IrishTimesBooks
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Author Rachel Donohue: ‘I needed to write to tell my children something about what I thought of the world’ via @IrishTimesBooks
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The Grammar of Angels: Propulsive new account of Renaissance controversies about language, knowledge and the occult via @IrishTimesBooks
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In Judgement of Others by Eleanor Anstruther: An astonishingly chilly comedy of manners via @IrishTimesBooks
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Three Wild Dogs (and the Truth) by Markus Zusak: When the family pets are ‘complete b*stards’ but also ‘beautiful darlings’ via @IrishTimesBooks
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Tenterhooks by Claire-Lise Kieffer: A strikingly original debut story collection via @IrishTimesBooks
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The Gorgeous Inertia of the Earth by Adrian Duncan: Captivating fiction about the emotional life of statues via @IrishTimesBooks
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‘Conflict, religion and poetry are the three energies that I hold together, and they’re all about language’ via @IrishTimesBooks
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What Art Does: An Unfinished Theory by Brian Eno, Bette A. Nothing less than a call to arms via @IrishTimesBooks
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The Ghosts of Rome by Joseph O’Connor: Follow-up to My Father’s House draws an extraordinary picture of Rome under Nazi control via @IrishTimesBooks
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Documents on Irish Foreign Policy (Vol 14) 1969-73: The North, above all else, required the Department of Foreign Affairs to up its game via @IrishTimesBooks
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Fiction in translation: A glimpse of failed far-right coup leader’s assured gifts as a storyteller via @IrishTimesBooks
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