The Lost Ones by LT Lindberg
This review contains spoilers. Stories tend to be a mix of the uncanny and the canny, or the unhomely and the homely. If we start …
This review contains spoilers. Stories tend to be a mix of the uncanny and the canny, or the unhomely and the homely. If we start …
Dreaming with the Bard by Seán Maguire Literary tales traded with Dylan Thomas during a dreamlike spell, at the Chelsea hotel. Witty banter, …
Kenyan-born author Alex Bliss has launched a slim tome of philosophy and self-help. Weaving Back the Thread is “an invitation to new ways of being …
Tuomas Kauppinen, one of the two co-founders of Asia Exchange, has wide knowledge and years of experience of Asia. He has had a front seat …
Brianne Grothe is a recent alumna of Oklahoma State University, from where she graduated with a BA in English. She took the time for a …
A ground-breaking new gesture language pioneered in Ireland is making it easier for children with disabilities to create and play music. Dr. Denise White is …
Seána comes from Ireland but lives in Spain, teaching yoga. You can like her Facebook page here. She recently had a chat with Yeah about …
Review by Terri Starr It is funny, entertaining, and informative about animal behavior and the vet experience. It brings together nature and humanity in a …
Cape of Storms, the remarkable debut novel from Bianca Bowers, is a coming-of-age tale set against the backdrop of South Africa’s social transformation from apartheid …
On 29th September 2019, in Athlone, the Creative Ireland funded event, the Le Chéile Project, takes place show-casing a new concept known as Conductology. Multi-award-winning …
On 23 July, a group of women organised a meeting with staff of the US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi to discuss their concerns …
The launch of the Tanzania Chamber of Commerce (EU) Ireland took place on Saturday 13 July at the Radisson Blu St. Helen’s, Booterstown, Dublin. The …