A second lockdown is upon us – and, quite frankly, there’s only so much banana bread a person can make. One of the most pleasurable ways to while away long, winter evenings? Curling up with an escapist-bound book.
2020 marks 20 years of the Irish Tatler Women of the Year Awards. To reflect the occasion, we have devised a whole season of birthday touchpoints, each designed to consider what 20 years of female Irish achievement means, and what the next 20 years could hold.
As we come to realise that travelling outside of Ireland may not be an option for some time now, what better way to calm your weary mind than escape into a good book.
Her book 'Milkman', a previous winner of the Man Booker Prize, was one of ten books in contention for the Dublin award.
A good read, paired with your choice of locally sourced treats ranging from bath soak to perfume to chocolate – all supporting female-led Irish business.
With the world grinding to a halt due to the COVID-19 epidemic, there’s never been a better moment to tackle the endless reads you've relegated to the top shelf.
In the book, Whitmore shares her experiences of overcoming heartbreak, body image worries, self-doubt and insecurity. It is pitched as "a frank, heartfelt, inspirational and funny book" that "reminds women that the hero you are looking for is you".
Books, glorious books.
Residing within multiple genres, coffee table books more than hold their own when it comes to dalliances of the interior designer.
'They’ve allowed me to experience the intoxicating highs and heartbreaking lows with them.'
During these turbulent times when the world at large is experiencing a crisis in humanity, 'God, Does Humanity Exist?' is a beacon of light that encourages us to think and act with more compassion, empathy, and understanding.
A running list of suggested resources to actively raise anti-racists.
It’s easy to feel powerless reading the news at the moment, especially when it comes to the issue of racial injustice.
Normal People is, in fact, based on At the Clinic, a story she published in the literary magazine The White Review in 2016, which follows the pair on a trip to get Marianne’s wisdom tooth removed when both are 23-years-old.
Could 2020 be the year you start writing your book?
No need to thank us.
With the world grinding to a halt due to the COVID-19 epidemic, there’s never been a better moment to tackle the endless reads you've accumulated over time.
Explosive, uncomfortable and thought-provoking, My Dark Vanessa is two decades in the making – and wholly worth the wait.
So much time, never enough reading.
Against the odds, writers outside the Ernest Hemingway mould have produced works of true genius of late.
We're predicting bookclubs are going to be the biggest trend of 2020.
We're predicting bookclubs are going to be the biggest trend of 2020.
It's a women motivating women kind of vibe.
'Even if you beat me' is widely considered to be the piece that launched Rooney's career.
Pure escapism.