Martha’s Vineyard is a place of otherworldly beauty, with grassy dunes and craggy clay cliffs that inspire rhapsodic American ...

British star Josh O'Connor dons a cowboy hat and heads to Colorado in Max Walker-Silverman's tender drama "Rebuilding," ...

Sarah Moss, Joseph O’Connor, Wendy Erskine, John Banville, Éilís Ní Dhuibhne and other authors and reviewers choose their top ...

As Dr. Joseph Maroon stood in Ellis Island’s Great Hall in New York City, his thoughts went to his grandparents, who walked ...

Mountain Journal is dedicated to providing meaningful, fact-based journalism. We serve and inform the public about a key region that belongs to us all. It’s finally here! Welcome to the brand new ...

O’Connor lived in the Milledgeville house with at least eight others, and Gentry explained that she’d seek refuge in the attic. Sometimes she played Monopoly on a stairway landing, halfway up ...

Fiction by Joseph O’Neill, the author of “Netherland”: Between the ages of eighteen and fifty-four, Nadia does not for a single moment not have an admirer or a boyfriend or a better half ...

Renowned Irish novelist Joseph O'Connor talks about his latest historical book, The Ghosts of Rome, a story of heroism set in Italy during World War Two.

Joseph O’Connor is a novelist, screenwriter, playwright and broadcaster. His new novel The Ghosts of Rome is published by Vintage.

It's summer in Provence in 1920 and aspiring writer Joseph finds himself in the tempestuous orbit of reclusive artist Tartuffe, known as Tata, and his put-upon niece Ettie.

THE AWARD-WINNING AUTHOR Joseph O’Connor and several of his neighbours in south Dublin have lost a planning battle over a new housing development at the end of a narrow cul-de-sac of Victorian ...