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Our monthly picks so far since we started have been:
Aug 2014: Liz Nugent – Unravelling Oliver
Sept 2014: Martin Amis – The Zone of Interest and Emily St. John Mandel – Station Eleven
Oct 2014: David Nicholls – Us
Nov 2014: Steven Levitt & Stephen Dubner – Freakonomics and Margaret Atwood – Oryx & Crake
Dec 2014: Donal Ryan – The Thing About December
Jan 2015: Various – Dubliners 100
Feb 2015: John Wyndham – The Day of the Triffids and Hugh Howey – Wool
Mar 2015: David Sedaris – Let’s Explore Diabetes With Owls and Takashi Hiraide – The Guest Cat
April 2015: Marcus Sedgwick – The Ghosts of Heaven, Sally Green – Half Bad, David Almond – A Song for Ella Grey and Louise O’Neill – Only Ever Yours
May 2015: Terry Hayes – I Am Pilgrim and Lisa McInerney – The Glorious Heresies
June 2015: Sara Baume – Spill, Simmer, Falter, Wither and Claire North – The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August
July 2015: Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie – Americanah and Jim Crace – Harvest
August 2015: Mark Haddon – The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time and Paul Murray – The Mark and the Void
Sept 2015: Oliver Sacks – The Man Who Mistook His Wife For a Hat and Hannah Kent – Burial Rites
Oct 2015: M.R. James – Ghost Stories and Chuck Palahniuk – Haunted
Nov 2015: Sarah Crossan – One and Hanya Yanagihara – A Little Life
Dec 2015: Donal Ryan – A Slanting Of The Sun and Jenny Offill – The Department Of Speculation
Jan 2016: Michel Faber – The Book Of Strange New Things, Laline Paul – The Bees, Jessie Burton – The Miniaturist and Anthony Doerr – All The Light We Cannot See.
Feb 2016: Yuval Noah Harari – Sapiens
March 2016: Richard Beard – Acts Of The Assassins
April 2016: Lia Mills – Fallen and Joanna Walsh – Vertigo
May 2016: Richard Dawkins – The God Delusion and Becky Chambers – The Long Way To A Small, Angry Planet
June 2016: Conor O’Callaghan – Nothing On Earth and Michael Chabon – The Amazing Adventures Of Kavalier And Clay.
July 2016: Liz Nugent – Lying In Wait and Kent Haruf – Our Souls At Night
August 2016: Mike McCormack – Solar Bones and Naomi Klein – This Changes Everything
September 2016: Lionel Shriver – The Mandibles and M.R. Carey – The Girl With All The Gifts
October 2016: Donal Ryan – All We Shall Know and Margaret Atwood – Hag-Seed
November 2016: Anakana Schofield – Martin John and Becky Chambers – A Closed And Common Orbit
December 2016: Daphne DuMaurier – Rebecca and Jess Hill – Himself
January 2017: Cecelia Ahern – Lyrebird and Kevin Barry – Beatlebone
February 2017: Michael Chabon – Moonglow and Sarah Pinborough – Behind Her Eyes
March 2017: John Boyne – The Heart’s Invisible Furies and Sara Baume – A Line Made By Walking
April 2017: Samer – The Raqqa Diaries: Escape From Islamic State and Ciaran McMenamin – Skintown
May 2017: Lisa McInerney – The Blood Miracles and Ray Bradbury – Fahrenheit 451
June 2017: Sally Rooney – Conversations With Friend and Edouard Louis – The End Of Eddy
July 2017: Mark O’Connell – To Be A Machine and Sinead Crowley – One Bad Turn
August 2017: Sarah Winman – Tin Man and June Caldwell – Room Little Darker
September 2017: Gabriel Tallent – My Absolute Darling and Elan Mastai – All Our Wrong Todays
October 2017: Bram Stoker – Dracula and Roddy Doyle – Smile
November 2017
Shaun Bythell – The Diary Of A Bookseller, Cat Hogan – There Was A Crooked Man, Barry McKinley – A Ton Of Malice, Andy Weir – The Martian
December 2017
Lisa Harding – Harvesting, Sarah Crossan – Moonrise, Salman Rushdie – The Golden House, George Saunders – Lincoln In The Bardo
January 2018
Matt Haig – How To Stop Time, Min Jin Lee – Pachinko, Karl Geary – Montpelier Parade, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn – One Day In The Life Of Ivan Denisovich
February 2018
Catherine Gray – The Unexpected Joy Of Being Sober, Jess Kidd – The Hoarder, John Connolly – he, Caimh McDonnell – Angels In The Moonlight
March 2018
Louise O’Neill – Almost Love, Jon McGregor – Reservoir 13, Fumio Sasaki – Goodbye, Things, Aidan Comerford Cornflakes For Dinner
April 2018
John Connell – The Cow Book, Donal Ryan – From A Low And Quiet Sea, Liz Nugent – Skin Deep, Tom Rachman – The Italian Teacher
May 2018
Kit de Waal – The Trick To Time, Jade Sharma – Problems, Jung Yun – Shelter, E.M. Forster – Howards End
June 2018
Caoilinn Hughes – Orchid And The Wasp, James Smythe – I Still Dream, Maja Lunde – A History Of Bees, John Wyndham – The Midwich Cuckoos
July 2018
Danny Denton – The Earlie King And The Kid In Yellow, David Sedaris – Calypso, David Graeber – Bullshit Jobs – A Theory, Helen Cullen – The Lost Letters Of William Woolf
August 2018
Emilie Pine – Notes To Self, Matt Haig – Notes On A Nervous Planet
September 2018
Darragh Martin – Future Popes Of Ireland, William Wall – Grace’s Day
October 2018
Wendy Erskine – Sweet Home, Michael Hughes – Country
November 2018
Sally Rooney – Normal People, Sarah Perry – Melmoth
December 2018
Matt Killeen – Orphan Monster Spy, Candy Gourlay – Bone Talk, Hilary McKay – The Skylark’s War, David Almond – The Colour Of The Sun
January 2019
Laura Lippman – Sunburn and Yuval Noah Harari – 21 Lessons For The 21st Century
February 2019
Catherine Price – How To Break Up With Your Phone and John Lanchester – The Wall
March 2019
Ronán Hession – Leonard And Hungry Paul and Ece Temelkuran – How To Lose A Country – The 7 Steps From Democracy To Dictatorship
April 2019
Jan Carson – The Fire Starters and Sinéad Gleeson – Constellations
May 2019
Jess Kidd – Things In Jars and Nicole Flattery – Show Them A Good Time
June 2019
Jane Casey – Cruel Acts and Joseph O’Connor – Shadowplay
July 2019
Kevin Barry – Night Boat To Tangier and Jenny McCartney – The Ghost Factory