Person: Paula Hawkins

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<p>‘The Blue Hour’ by Paula Hawkins explores dark themes of betrayal and isolation. Picture: David Levenson/Getty Images</p>

culture

Book review: Mystery in loyalty and betrayal

'The Blue Hour' is the fourth novel from the author of the bestseller 'The Girl on the Train', which sold more than 23m copies worldwide

general

Are women really hardwired to love thrillers?

general

Books for the beach this summer

business

Happy Pear help boost Dubray book sales in 2016

business

Profits triple at O’Mahony’s Booksellers

news

Authors only receive 4c per borrowed book as library payments slashed by a third

Cynical drinks industry advertising is shameful

The ‘pinking’ of the alcohol market to target women with an array of so-called ‘girly’ drinks is shameful especially when you consider the life-limiting and damaging drug that alcohol can be, writes Clodagh Finn

Sat, 15 Oct, 2016

Movie Reviews: Girl on the Train, War on Everyone, Mattress Men

Emily Blunt stars as the eponymous heroine of The Girl on the Train (15A), although ‘heroine’ is stretching it a bit — Rachel is an alcoholic divorcée, a voyeur who stalks her husband Tom (Justin Theroux), craving the life he has built with his new wife Anna (Rebecca Ferguson) in their old home. 

Sat, 08 Oct, 2016

The Girl on the Train review- Blunt

A woman gets caught up in a missing persons case as her life unravels.

Fri, 07 Oct, 2016

Is Bridget Jones relevant to millennial women? We shine a light on real girls in the 21st century

By refusing to airbrush the truth, Bridget Jones has encouraged a generation of women to open up about their less-than perfect lives.

Fri, 02 Sep, 2016

More time spent sorting digital entertainment than packing suitcases

British holidaymakers spend more time sorting out digital entertainment for a trip than they do on packing their suitcase, a survey shows.

Mon, 08 Aug, 2016

The Girl on the Train trailer- what happened in the tunnel?

Anyone who took public transport in 2015 definitely saw hordes of people reading Paula Hawkins' The Girl on the Train. It was a total publishing phenomenon, selling millions of copies and staying atop bestseller lists for weeks.

Tue, 19 Jul, 2016

Coralie Bickford-Smith beats Harper Lee to Waterstones Book of the Year

A designer-turned-author has won a prestigious literary prize, overcoming competition from Harper Lee.

Tue, 01 Dec, 2015

Mission Impossible lady Rebecca Ferguson on for The Girl on the Train

A pretty weird thing happened not so long ago - my train commute became filled with people reading a book called The Girl on the Train. Oftentimes they were girl. It all felt entirely meta.

Wed, 19 Aug, 2015

The Girl on The Train is a one-way ticket to success for Paula Hawkins

Paula Hawkins is glad she took a gamble with The Girl On The Train, writes Tony Clayton-Lea

Wed, 06 May, 2015

Book review: The Girl on The Train

Paula Hawkins tells Sue Leonard that the success of The Girl on The Train will allow her quit journalism.

Sat, 14 Feb, 2015

Book review: The Girl On The Train

Like many commuters, every day Rachel distracts herself on her journey to and from work by indulging in fantasies about the lives of the people whose houses she peers into from the safety of the train.

Sat, 24 Jan, 2015