Cookin’ for Mama

Martin, Adrian

Cookin’ for My Mama shares 60-plus nourishing, practical recipes for every stage of the journey, from pregnancy and postpartum recovery to baby’s first foods. Organised by trimester, postpartum and weaning, it’s a warm, accessible cookbook for every family nurturing a new life.

ISBN: 9781806900718

Tastes of Home: A Sanctuary Cookbook

A Cork community cookbook of over 40 authentic recipes and personal stories from migrant women representing nine countries, with ingredient substitutions for Irish kitchens.

ISBN: 9781806900060

The Western Island or Great Blasket 80th Anniversary Edition

Flower, Robin

The Western Island is Robin Flower’s beloved portrait of the Great Blasket – its storytellers, its ghost lore, and a Gaelic-speaking way of life he recorded on the edge of extinction. This 80th anniversary edition features a new introduction by Mícheál de Mórdha and a specially commissioned painting by Dingle-based artist Áine Ní Chíobháin.

ISBN: 9781806900589

Flood Tide (Tonn Tuile)

Dublin, 1939. Journalist Liam returns from his Rhine honeymoon just as Europe tips into war. As the Emergency tightens its grip, his marriage begins to fracture. A landmark of mid-century Irish fiction, now in English for the first time – translated by the author’s daughter, Eithne O’Neill.

ISBN: 9781917453028

Hy Brasil

Crowley, Jimmy

Science fiction, Irish myth and political satire collide in Hy Brasil – Jimmy Crowley’s visionary novel of a Cork poet lifted to a lost world and sent back to reclaim the soul of a nation.

ISBN: 9781806900800

The Lives of Pádraic Ó Conaire

This is the story of Pádraic Ó Conaire, an orphan from Galway who became a London civil servant, a socialist agitator, a common-law husband, and the writer of some of the most fearless fiction ever produced in the Irish language. By the time Pádraic Ó Conaire died in 1928, aged forty-six, he had spent a lifetime hiding, embellishing and contradicting the story of his own existence.

ISBN: 9781806900725

Featured Author: Judith Hermann

Judith Hermann was born in Berlin in 1970. Her debut Summer House, Later (1998) was extraordinarily well received. She followed up in 2003 with the short stories Nothing But Ghosts, some of which were dramatised for cinema in 2007. Her internationally celebrated collection Alice came out in 2009. Judith Hermann published her first novel, Where Love Begins, in 2014, followed by Letti Park in 2016, which was awarded the Danish Blixen Prize for short stories. Her 2021 novel Daheim was nominated for the Leipzig Book Fair Prize. Judith Hermann has won numerous awards for her work, including the Kleist Prize and the Friedrich Hölderlin Prize. Her most recent book, We’d Have Told Each Other Everything, was awarded the Wilhelm Raabe Prize in 2023. She lives and writes in Berlin.

Featured Author: Fiann O’Nualláin

Fiann Ó Nualláin is an award-winning garden designer and horticultural therapist. He is co-presenter on RTÉ’s ‘Dermot’s Secret Garden’ and makes regular contributions to other TV and radio programmes on the subjects of ethnobortany, the natural environment, biodiversity, ecological gardening and GIY. He blogs under theholisticgardener.com and contributes to a variety of gardening and health magazines across Europe. As a horticultural therapist Fiann develops outreach horticulture programmes with Dublin City Council and other agencies further afield, working with children at risk, elder groups, and adults in recovery and community regeneration projects.