Death Of Steve MacDonogh
Irish Publishing News wishes to extend its deepest sympathies to the family and friends of Brandon Books editorial director, Steve MacDonogh, who died suddenly yesterday. Originally from Dublin, MacDonogh moved to Dingle and founded Brandon Books in 1982. One of…
Blackhall Publishing Releases Its First Trade Ebook
Open Dissent by former Bank Of Ireland CEO, Michael Soden, is Blackhall Publishing‘s first trade book to be published as an ebook. The title, which went live today on Amazon’s Kindle ebook store is the first of the publisher’s trade…
Hachette Score A Number One With Giles
autobiography, John Giles A Footballing Man, has jumped into the number one spot despite stiff competition from Jamie Oliver’s 30 Minute Meals and Ross O’Carroll-Kelly’s The Oh My God Delusion. The Hachette Ireland published book sold 2060 copies beating Oliver’s…
Irish Top Ten Week Ending 13/11/2010
There’s no denying it, Hachette Ireland have scored a winner with the John Giles Autobiography, which this week is a convincing number one. However, their Penguin rivals have claimed a stunning three of the top four titles including, Jamie Oliver,…
Irish Author On The Costa Novel Award Short List
Paul Murrary, whose Skippy Dies was longlisted for the Booker prize, has made the shortlist for the Costa Prize Novel Award. Murray’s is the only Booker nominated novel in an interesting list. It was published by Hamish Hamilton in the…
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