The author reflects on returning to Paula Spencer for his 13th novel, intergenerational trauma, and anti-immigration sentiment in Ireland

Misogyny is an insidious virus running through Doyle’s latest Paula Spencer novel, as the Covid pandemic frames the plot

Misogyny is an insidious virus running through Doyle’s latest Paula Spencer novel, as the Covid pandemic frames the plot

In his new novel, Roddy Doyle revisits his character Paula Spencer, a woman managing some fraught feelings. Our reviewer had some fraught feelings of...

There are limited perks to being a woman in professional services, but as summer rolls in and I’m surrounded by slightly sweaty men in wool suit...

There are limited perks to being a woman in professional services, but as summer rolls in and I’m surrounded by slightly sweaty men in wool suit...

CATHERINE O’HARA (Delia) QnA QUESTION: What was your first reaction when you read the script? CATHERINE O’HARA: Scared. [laughs] No, reading the...

CATHERINE O’HARA (Delia) QnA QUESTION: What was your first reaction when you read the script? CATHERINE O’HARA: Scared. [laughs] No, reading the...

Fifteen years ago, Julie Plec and Kevin Williamson thought that, on the heels of True Blood and Twilight, vampires were becoming a bit overrated....

Fifteen years ago, Julie Plec and Kevin Williamson thought that, on the heels of True Blood and Twilight, vampires were becoming a bit overrated....