Person: Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

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Suzanne Harrington: Don’t be a TERF, let’s build bridges, not walls

"My sister gets exasperated by identity politics: “The world is on fire and we’re arguing over pronouns?” She has a massive point - there are bigger things to worry about. But then my sister and I, as cis women, have never had to fight for our identity. We were born this way."

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We should all be Mirandas: Life Lessons from Sex and the City's Most underrated character

It’s interesting that some people still believe that a fulfilling career is worthless unless you have a romantic partner to share it with

You’re not betraying the feminist cause by revelling in the pleasure of finding the perfect shade of red lipstick

Pretence as an art form results in women accepting ill-treatment by others

When I was 21 I would rather have died than get fat

Question of taste: Julie Kelleher

Julie Kelleher, from Carrigaline, Co Cork, is the artistic director at the Everyman Theatre, as well as being a theatre director. She is producing an upcoming production of Juno and the Paycock at the Everyman Theatre, running from February 10–20.

Thu, 14 Jan, 2016

‘The validation that prizes give is what you really want’

The English novelist Jim Crace has won the 20th Impac Dublin Literary Award, for his novel Harvest. The €100,000 prize is the largest for a novel published in English.

Thu, 18 Jun, 2015

Book review: All Our Names

All Our Names

Sat, 14 Mar, 2015

Writer gets two awards in 2 weeks for debut novel

Debut novelist Eimear McBride has won the £30,000 Baileys Women’s Prize for Fiction only a week after winning the Kerry Group Irish Fiction Award.

Thu, 05 Jun, 2014

Irish novelist Eimear McBride wins top fiction prize

Debut Irish novelist Eimear McBride has won the Women’s Prize for Fiction only three months after failing to win another high-profile award.

Wed, 04 Jun, 2014

Novel about black migrants wins fiction prize

A novel about the experiences of black immigrants in post-war Britain tonight won the Orange Prize for Fiction.

Tue, 08 Jun, 2004