HabitatA Sunday Times, Irish Times and The Journal Most Anticipated Book of 2024 Habitat follows seven neighbours over the course of a surreal and life changing week as their mid century apartment building in Oslo begins to inexplicably break down around them. Connected by familial ties, long acquaintance, simmering feuds and longing glimpses, the residents of the building are bound to one another in more ways than they know. As each inhabitant is touched by

was a beacon in a dark time for Irish publishing and occupies a central position in the story of Irish poetry after Yeats

\n \nThe Ginger Man is simply one of the great comic novels of post-war Europe Ð an anarchic

White City and Bad Day in Blackrock

became turbo-charged in the mid-90s

and treat their marginalized lives with celebratory dispassion

can be frank

the Fagel family built up one of the most important private libraries in early modern Europe

unexpected hope waiting

however resisted

how in 1907

Marx and Spengler

written over six decades