Taking Stones from Old Houses - A review of Kamel Daoud’s The Meursault Investigation - Book Club
Literature & Drama
Enemies to Lovers, Comfort Reading to Political Complacency
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Upcoming DramSoc Productions You Do Not Want to Miss
Beyond the Pints and Punches: Redefining the Irish Identity through Our Literature
Liveness in theatre. What’s so special about it?
The rise of recorded theatre easily available online makes us ask the question of what is special about going to the theatre and seeing performances live. Is there a difference?…
Bill's Book Club: Sea of Tranquility
Emil St. John Mandel's, Sea of Tranquility…
Bill's Book Club: Shogun
In this, the first installation of Bill's Book Club, we plunge into James Clavell's 1975 Shogun…
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I’m Glad That I Wasn’t an iPad Kid
Is technology ruining childhoods? How did literature shape our generation's upbringing? And, are you glad you weren't an iPad kid?…
Are We Living in a Literary Dystopia?
From Joyce to Rooney: Dublin’s Literary Heritage
Point To The Monster On This Page: Previewing Arínolá Theatre’s MONERE
Staff Writes: Our 2024 Favourites
2025 is Accepting More Theatre Kids
"Klein’s diatribe is a sobering wake up call": A Review of Naomi Klein's 'Doppelganger'
And The Pulitzer Goes To …
UCD DramSoc’s King Lear is a Vividly Raw Interpretation of Shakespearean Tragedy
What Is Literature Worth In A Crisis?
Literature and Drama editor Laura Kiely explores the extensive possibilities of literature ……
OTwo Interviews: The Man Behind Flux Magazine
Laura Kiely sits down with writer, editor, and former UCD student Conor Bailey about his independent literary magazine Flux.…