Martina Devlin
Carlo Gébler on the Power of Greek Myths
In this episode of City of Books Carlo Gébler speaks to host Martina Devlin ...
Big Top, Big Dreams: Sarah Webb
In this episode of City of Books Sarah Webb speaks to host Martina Devl ...
The Road Less Travelled
In this episode, host Martina Devlin speaks to Rosaleen McDonagh, whose ext ...
Paul Perry's Eden Gone Wrong
In this episode of City of Books, host Martina Devlin speaks to Paul Perry ...
Lisa McInerney's Riotous Revelations
In this episode of City of Books, host Martina Devlin talks to Lis ...
Rónán Hession on Why Kindness is King
'Kindness is king' Rónán Hession, author of Leonard and Hungry Pa ...
Myth-Making Michael Collins
Michael Collins is the the Irish Civil War's most famous casualty but ...
Instances of the Number 63
Louise O'Neill talks about feminism, kindness, isolation and writing a ...
A Poetic Licence Earned
Eiléan Nà Chuilleanáin about a time when books were banned as well as how h ...
The Truth About Secrets and Lies
Writer Eoin McNamee talks about how his tendency to blend fact and fiction ...
More Than One String to His Mandolin
Louis de Bernièreson his life and career, from the success of Captain C ...
How My Film Won An Oscar
Emma Donoghue talks about working with director Lenny Abrahamson on the fil ...
Lemn Sissay and the Story of Why
Lemn Sissay speaks to Martina Devlin about mother and baby homes, the Black ...
The Shambles of Maamtrasna
The Maamtrasna murders, "one of the gravest miscarriages of justice in ...
Anne Enright on an Altered Ireland
In this episode Anne Enright speaks to Martina Devlin about how Ireland has ...
The Fine Art of Reading
Artist Robert Ballagh talks to Martina Devlin about why Samuel Beckett thou ...
Life Lessons with Marian Keyes
Marian Keyes talks to Martina Devlin about everything from why she believes ...
Louise O'Neill: After the Silence
In this episode of City of Books host Martina Devlin is joined by ...
