More books that I would really like to read!

More new Irish books.

New Irish books, part 1

Review of _The Beetle_ by Richard Marsh

Extraordinary story of the Gutenberg Bible that spent years in County Armagh at Gosford Castle.

Looks like a fascinating exhibition at the British Library.

Another London exhibition for my list.

Considering tsundoku.

Missed this at the time. Fascinating.

@clarkeaward winner Emily St John Mandel on titles.

About a guy who I knew through livejournal!

For reference.

Indeed.

The wonderful Loeb library.

@djolder on the real problem.

I wish I could get back in that time machine to 1984 and tell 24-year-old Neil about this. “Neil!” I would say. “In 2015 you will have 16 times as many Twitter followers as Simon Le Bon!” And he would say “Those words all make sense individually but not as a sentence.”

I remember it well.

Will look out for this!

20 by men, 4 by women.

Congratulations to all.

An illustrated children's book by James Joyce.

Working on the European version...

Looking forward to the next edition?

Summer tips.

New from the Irish Times.

Conrad's historical reconstruction makes sense.

Brilliant news - whether you use GoodReads or not, LT is a great fallback.

They're like dragons, but real.

Matthew Sweet's review in the Guardian

"Scrupulously researched... strives for fairness and balance... Yet it’s also a book one hesitates to recommend – you may feel this is one scab you’d prefer not to pick, one car crash you choose not to rubberneck at."