●●○○○ Clocking in at just under 500 pages, The Abode of Fancy weaves together a number of distinct narratives, including but not limited to: a disaffected Dublin student full of unrequited love, an antique book dealer living in self-imposed squalor, … Continue reading The Abode of Fancy- review
In the first tn2’s profiles of contemporary Irish writers and editors, Lily spoke to author Rob Doyle. Essayist, critic and short story writer, Doyle’s work has featured in several literary magazines, including The Dublin Review, The Stinging Fly, Gorse, and … Continue reading Interview: Rob Doyle
WORDS: Lily Ni Dhomhnaill The Lilliput Press, an independent publishing house based in Stoneybatter, will contribute twofold to Trinity’s literary calendar this month. First is a throwback to an earlier time. Trinity Tales: Trinity College Dublin in the Eighties will be … Continue reading What’s On – A Look at Trinity Then and Now with Lilliput Press