Blogs about: Keith Ridgway

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Hawthorn & Child - Keith Ridgway

Ben Barlow 85 wrote 2 weeks ago: I enjoyed ‘Hawthorn & Child’. I read it all the way through looking forward to each … more →

Tags: Books, Reading, Review, Hawthorn & Child

Ben Marcus & Keith Ridgway: Cuirt 2013

thedj4461 wrote 3 weeks ago: Event: 26 Apr 2013 18:30 -20:30 Venue: Town Hall Theatre ADMISSION €8/€6 Realism and Surrealism in t … more →

Tags: Cuirt, Ben Marcus, Columbia University, flame alphabet, Ireland, Literature, Town Hall Theatre, whiting writer's award

The Long Falling – Keith Ridgway1 comment

savidgereads wrote 4 weeks ago: There are some books that are an absolute bugger to write about, simply because you don’t want to ru … more →

Tags: books of 2013, Faber & Faber, Review, Ben Marcus, John Self, Liverpool Literary Festival 2013

From Galway to the Gate: This week’s notable literary events around Ireland

Shane wrote 1 month ago: There are few places I would rather be this week than Galway for the annual Cúirt International Fest … more →

Tags: Events, Seamus Heaney, Lucy Caldwell, Cuirt International Festival of Literature, Michael Longley, Edna O'Brien, Laurent Binet, sheila heti, Leanne O'Sullivan

Four on Friday: Mark Cantan, Keith Ridgway, Enrique Vila-Matas and Philip Larkin

Shane wrote 1 month ago: Dublinesque by Enrique Vila-Matas The Four on Friday blog has become terribly sporadic, so apologies … more →

Tags: Four on Friday, Novels, prizes, Enrique Vila-Matas, James Joyce, mark cantan, Philip Larkin

Head Down; More Reading, Less Everything Else...11 comments

savidgereads wrote 1 month ago: I shouldn’t really be typing this. I should actually be busy reading and nothing else. But having lo … more →

Tags: Random Savidgeness, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Philippa Gregory, Sophie Hannah, Alan Bradley, jeanette winterson, Karen Campbell, Mohsin Hamid, Jasper Fforde

New New Directions catalogue.1 comment

Daryl Li wrote 1 month ago: Here’s New Directions’ Fall 2013 catalogue. [pdf via New Directions] Highlights (for me) … more →

Tags: Literature, César Aira, Emily Dickinson, László Krasznahorkai, satantango, New Directions, Hawthorn & Child, shantytown, The Gorgeous Nothings

In Other Words7 comments

savidgereads wrote 2 months ago: So over the last few weeks I have been mysteriously hinting at what I have been up to as I have been … more →

Tags: Random Savidgeness, Liverpool Literary Festival, Philippa Gregory, helen walsh, jeanette winterson, Karen Campbell, Jasper Fforde, Jackie Kay, The Book Barge

Silver Threads of Hope edited by Sinead Gleeson

thenewshortreview wrote 3 months ago: Silver Threads of Hope edited by Sinead Gleeson New Island 2012 Authors: Kevin Barry, Greg Baxter, D … more →

Tags: Reviews, anthology, Arlene Hunt, Belinda McKeon, Charity Anthology, Christine Dwyer-Hickey, Claire Kilroy, colm keegan, Colum McCann

New Directions to publish Hawthorn & Child.1 comment

Daryl Li wrote 3 months ago: I’ve had my eye on Keith Ridgway’s Hawthorn & Child for some time now, and it will s … more →

Tags: Literature, Hawthorn & Child

What is 'reading'?: A failed blog post about books

Jonathan Gibbs wrote 4 months ago: About a year ago I began writing a monthly post on this blog responding to the books that I had read … more →

Tags: monthly reading, Bettany Hughes, Carlos Fuentes, clive james, Gary Shteyngart, geoff dyer, helen dewitt, Javier Marias, Katherine Mansfield

Savidge Reads Books of 2012 – Part Two...19 comments

savidgereads wrote 4 months ago: As I mentioned on Saturday I was going to try and be really brave and break the habit of this blogs … more →

Tags: Book Thoughts, books of 2012, Gillian Flynn, eowyn ivey, Charlotte Rogan, Karen Thompson Walker, Lucy Wood, Bethan Roberts, kerry hudson

Hawthorn & Child – Keith Ridgway19 comments

savidgereads wrote 5 months ago: I think I should state from the very start of today’s post that I don’t think any review, let alone … more →

Tags: books of 2012, Granta books, Review, Hawthorn and Child

Best of 2012: My These Little Words Guest Post1 comment

wordsofmercury wrote 5 months ago: These Little Words has posted my selection of a few of my favourite books of 2012. I’ve enjoye … more →

Tags: Reviews, Fiction, Books, Faber, Book Review, William Heinemann, Hawthorn and Child, Granta, Rook

Best of 2012: Rook, Swimming Home, Hawthorn & Child, and Object Lessons - Guest Post by Alan Bowden7 comments

Lizzi wrote 5 months ago: This guest post has been written by blogger and philosophy PhD student Alan Bowden. Alan’s blo … more →

Tags: Guest Posts, Reviews, Bloomsbury Circus, Deborah Levy, Granta, Harper Collins, Hawthorn & Child, Jane Rusbridge, Random House

Three years on from Julian Gough’s rant, has Irish writing (and Irish publishing) changed for the better?2 comments

Shane wrote 6 months ago: Julian Gough (© guardian.co.uk) While flicking through the web on my weekdaily evening meander north … more →

Tags: Novels, Julian Gough, Keith Barry, Graham Linehan

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bookatlas wrote 6 months ago: Keith Ridgway First Sentence:     In the broad spaces of the streets near the square, Matthew stood … more →

Tags: Novel, Irish, Faber & Faber, 1997

Book Review - Hawthorn & Child by Keith Ridgway7 comments

Isabel Costello wrote 7 months ago: I need to tell you something right up front – I don’t think any review can really do this book justi … more →

Tags: Books, Book Review, London, Book Reviews, Hawthorn & Child, Crime Fiction

New reviews: Ian McEwan's Sweet Tooth and Keith Ridgway's Hawthorn and Child2 comments

davidsornig wrote 7 months ago: A couple of new reviews are now up on the Melbourne Review books pages. My longer review this month … more →

Tags: Review, Ian McEwan, Sweet Tooth, Hawthorn and Child, John Self


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