The best place to pick up a copy is from your favourite local bookseller. If you like to shop online, here are some booksellers you can trust: Dubray O’Mahony’s Easons.com Kennys From Kennys in a special limited edition hardback! TheBookshop.ie Booknest.ie ..read more

The best way to get your hands on Ann-Marie MacDonald’s Fayne, as with all our titles, is to go into your local bookshop or library and ask! Otherwise, here are a few online options: Kennys Bookshop Easons.com Dubray The Gutter Bookshop Bookstation Foyles Waterstones Blackwells Amazon Directly from us ebooks: Kindle Kobo ..read more

Click here to read: https://mailchi.mp/tramppress/sophie-white-wins-the-shirley-jackson-award-marc-maron-is-a-solar-bones-fan?e=19f0b517e4 ..read more

Sophie White has has just won the Shirley Jackson Awards for her brilliant novel Where I End in a tie with The Devil Takes You Home by Gabino Iglesias (Mulholland Books)! The awards recognize ‘outstanding achievement in the literature of psychological suspense, horror, and the dark fantastic’ and are voted on by writers, critics, editors, and academics. Previous winners include Stephen King and Carmen Maria Machado. Buy Where I End The 2022 Shirley Jackson Awards were presented at 8pm (EST) on Saturday, July 15th at Readercon 32, Conference on Imaginative Literature, in Quincy, Massachuse ..read more

We were thrilled to have a US launch of our Recovered Voices edition of Juanita Casey’s The Horse of Selene by Mary Burke, hosted in Glucksman Ireland House. Happily for those of us who couldn’t hop on a flight to New York, the event was recorded and you can check out the discussion here ..read more

Sophie White has just been nominated in this year’s Shirley Jackson Awards for her brilliant novel Where I End! The awards recognize ‘outstanding achievement in the literature of psychological suspense, horror, and the dark fantastic’ and are voted on by writers, critics, editors, and academics. Previous winners include Stephen King and Carmen Maria Machado. The 2022 Shirley Jackson Awards will be presented at 8pm (EST) on Saturday, July 15th at Readercon 32, Conference on Imaginative Literature, in Quincy, Massachusetts. The award organisers are making arrangements with Readercon to determine ..read more

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We are thrilled to share the news that Sara Baume’s third novel Seven Steeples has been shortlisted for the 2023 Swansea University Dylan Thomas Prize! One of the world’s largest literary prizes celebrating young writers, this year’s Dylan Thomas Prize shortlist includes four debuts and four female writers, as well as three titles from independent publishing houses. We are bursting with pride to see Sara’s beautiful novel honoured in this great shortlist. (Good boy, Wink!). You can pick up a copy of Seven Steeples here, and you can read more about the prize here ..read more

We have been bursting to tell you all: Tramp Press, along with our friends at Canongate, will publish a new novel by Mike McCormack, his first since his Goldsmiths Prize-winning critically acclaimed Booker-longlisted novel Solar Bones. Mike’s new novel – which he describes as part metaphysical thriller, part roman noir – will be published on 26th October 2023.  This Plague of Souls follows a man named Nealon, recently released from jail, who returns to his family home in the West of Ireland only to find an empty house. It seems the world has forgotten that he even existed. The o ..read more

Ann-Marie MacDonald’s queer coming-of-age novel set on the Scottish border during Victorian times has been secured by Tramp Press for publication in Ireland and the UK in 2023. ‘I do not wish to be a woman.’ ‘My dear. I’m afraid we none of us has the choice.’ ‘I do not wish to be a lady, then.’ ‘I cannot blame you.’ In the late 19th century, Charlotte Bell is growing up at Fayne, a vast moated castle that lies to the misty southern border of Scotland, ruled by Lord Henry Bell, Seventeenth Baron of the DC de Fayne, Peer of Her Majesty’s Realm of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland ..read more