A novel that follows a mother and her four children to explore family bonds, failure, and reconciliation. Its multigenerational perspective examines how individual choices shape a family over time.

It looks across generations at the memory and fracture of a family.

A nonfiction work that traces the young lives lost in the 1916 Easter Rising through testimony and research. It makes visible the individual lives hidden behind a major historical event.

It recovers the lives of young people buried beneath history.

The Long Gaze Back is an anthology of Irish women writers whose stories gather multiple generations of voices into one volume. Its editing links historical inheritance with a contemporary reading experience.

It shows the depth of Irish women's writing across generations.

Spill Simmer Falter Wither is a debut novel that quietly explores alienation and connection through the relationship between a lonely man and a dog. Its seasonal structure makes the emotional changes feel especially delicate.

Loneliness and companionship unfold alongside the changing seasons.

Irelandopedia is a children's book that introduces Irish geography, culture, and history through illustrations and bite-sized facts. It packages encyclopedic material in an accessible and playful voice.

A county-by-county tour of Ireland in one book.