A podcast focussing on fiction and poetry hosted by poets and writers Peter Sirr and Enda Wyley. Also features the Toaster Challenge where guest writers are given the time it takes to make toast to talk about a book that has resonated with them.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 84 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArts |
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In this episode we invite Colm Tóibín to the breakfast table to discuss his new book A Ship in Full Sail: The Laureate Lectures and Other Writings. The book collects the blogs he wrote during his term as Laureate for Irish Fiction, o... more
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On this morning's show novelist Henrietta McKervey talks to us about four recent novels: Fair Play by Louise Hegarty, Air by John Boyne, Murder takes a Vacation by Laura Lippman and Long Island Compromise by Taffy Brodesser-Akner.
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This episode sees us visiting Dublin's historic United Arts Club where Enda interviews Mary O'Donnell about her latest collection of short stories, Walking Ghosts.
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'Each story shines in its own distinctive... more
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On this episode we drop in to the Carlow University Pittsburgh MFA summer programme in Trinity College, Dublin to interview Sarah Moss about her latest novel, Ripeness.
'Tender and rueful . . . Sarah Moss is a marvel of insight and ... more
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Enda / Peter, thanks so much for your wonderful episodes of the podcast. The episodes are consistently enjoyable, informative, and insightful. You have introduced me to both fine personalities and inspiring writing. Thanks for all you do.
This podcast feels just like sitting down with some literary friends to a warm breakfast table. Simply lovely.
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Content primarily explores literature, particularly fiction and poetry, featuring in-depth conversations with authors and poets. Episodes often highlight the works of significant literary figures and emerging voices, addressing themes such as identity, societal issues, and the emotional facets of storytelling. Notable elements include guest authors discussing their writing processes and recent works, often illuminating the personal connections they have with their crafts. Furthermore, a unique segment encourages brief discussions, referred to as the Toaster Challenge, where guests share insights about a particular book in a limited timeframe, adding an engaging twist to the regular format. This blend of thoughtful dialogue and creative chal... more
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Recent guests on Books for Breakfast include:
1. Colm Tóibín
2. Henrietta McKervey
3. Mary O'Donnell
4. Sarah Moss
5. Karin-Lin Greenberg
6. Richard Blanco
7. Pat Boran
8. Mary Morrissy
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