In Original Fiction Louise Nealon’s Snowflake went back to number 1 while Jamie O’Connell’s debut novel Diving for Pearls entered the bestsellers list on it’s first week of release at number 7. 

And two months after it’s release Kevin Power’s White City remained in the bestsellers list at number 10

In Hardback nonfiction Manchán Magan’s 32 Words for Field : Lost Word of the Irish Language enjoys continued success at number 6

Original Fiction

Snowflake By Louise Nealon #1

“SNOWFLAKE is mad and wonderful.  I thought I was reading one thing, then discovered - several times as I read - that I was reading a different, even better thing”

Roddy Doyle

Diving for Pearls By Jamie O Connell #7

“Sprawling and encompassing so many worlds, it's utterly gripping. Excellent”

Sophie White, author of Corpsing

White City by Kevin Power #10

'Outstanding second novel... A brilliantly entertaining novel that is profound in the most unexpected ways. Power is that rarity, a genuinely funny novelist... Yet all the more remarkable is Power's handling of tone: this novel moves effortlessly between humour and sincerity; it is steeped in empathy and raw anger'

Literary Review

Hardback Non-Fiction

32 Words for Field : Lost Word of the Irish Language by Manchán Magan #6

“A rip-roaring, archaeological and anthropological exploration of the lyricism, mystery and oddities of the Irish language, and the layers of ancient knowledge encoded within.”

The Irish Times