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New titles coming from The Lilliput Press in 2025

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New Author Spotlight

Paddy Kirk

Paddy Kirk, the man behind Instagram sensation @DubStreetCafe, has travelled the length and breadth of Dublin, visiting, photographing and interviewing the best independent coffee shops, bringing together a definitive picture of Dublin’s thriving café culture in The Dublin Coffee Guide.

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Books in the Media

  • Paddy Kirk interviewed by Pat McCarry in the Sunday Independent for The Dublin Coffee Guide

    'There hasn't been [a coffee guide] I've found, where someone has visited each of the places, experienced it for themselves and taken all the shots. I found that personal side of the book very nice, and I hope others take that away from reading it.'

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  • Emily Hourican on Druid Theatre: Fifty Years by Patrick Lonergan for the Sunday Independent

    'When Garry Hynes, Marie Mullen and Mick Lally co-founded Druid Theatre in 1975, it was the start of something special that has survived and thrived.'

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  • Mint & Other Stories reviewed by Anne Cunningham

    'Exquisite … In master strokes [Kenny] can outline a whole human life … Beautiful and elegant.’

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New Author Spotlight

Shane Tivenan

Shane Tivenan's stunning debut collection marks the arrival of a remarkable new talent in the Irish literary scene. To Avenge a Dead Glacier is a sharp, hilarious and devastating exploration of what it means to be an outsider, to exist in the 'in-between'.

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  • Lilliput Press - Spring 2026 Titles

    Lilliput Press - Spring 2026 Titles

    Though we’re not through the dark days of winter just yet, we thought readers could use a sneak preview at some of our upcoming 2026 titles – the proverbial light...

    Lilliput Press - Spring 2026 Titles

    Though we’re not through the dark days of winter just yet, we thought readers could use a sneak preview at some of our upcoming 2026 titles – the proverbial light...

  • Mary Morrissy on Elizabeth Strout and Lucy Caldwell

    Mary Morrissy on Elizabeth Strout and Lucy Cald...

    When you’re in the midst of writing you don’t necessarily know what influences willrub off on your work. But two writers I was reading while building the collection ofstories that...

    Mary Morrissy on Elizabeth Strout and Lucy Cald...

    When you’re in the midst of writing you don’t necessarily know what influences willrub off on your work. But two writers I was reading while building the collection ofstories that...

  • The Bog Shaman: Manchán Magan on Moriarty

    The Bog Shaman: Manchán Magan on Moriarty

    Discover the new podcast from writer and broadcaster Manchán Magan, as he explores the work of prolific Kerry philosopher John Moriarty.

    The Bog Shaman: Manchán Magan on Moriarty

    Discover the new podcast from writer and broadcaster Manchán Magan, as he explores the work of prolific Kerry philosopher John Moriarty.

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Classic Author Spotlight

Hubert Butler

Described as the 'Irish George Orwell', essayist and humanitarian Hubert Butler was born in Kilkenny in 1900. His published works include Escape from the Anthill (1985, 2025), Ten Thousand Saints (1972), In the Land of Nod (1996) and The Appleman and the Poet (2014).

Educated in England at Charterhouse and St John’s College, Oxford, he travelled throughout Europe during the twenties and thirties before returning in 1941 to Kilkenny, where he lived until his death in 1991.

During WWII, Butler relocated to Austria, where he assisted Jewish refugees in escaping to Ireland. His experiences during the war led to Butler writing extensively about fighting fascism.

The Hubert Butler Essay Prize is an annual award given in honour of Butler to encourage the art of essay-writing with a European dimension. It was founded by Jeremy O'Sullivan and is supported by the Kilkenny Arts Festival.

Portrait of Hubert Butler by Claude Harrison

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