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Showing posts with label The Gutter Bookshop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Gutter Bookshop. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 31, 2019

NEWS ALERT - September 10th 2019!!

First up, the launch of THE HIDING GAME is happening September 10th at the Gutter Bookshop!!

It will be launched by the fabulous Colm Hayes of Radio Nova!!

Time: 6.30 p.m.

Venue: The Gutter Bookshop, Cow's Lane, Dublin 8 (close to Dublin Castle)

I would be absolutely delighted if you could attend. ALL ARE WELCOME! There will be free vino, great company and lots of books!

You can take the below as your special invite!!



Also, I know I'm bias, but how gorgeous do these look!! Lovely copies for media arrived today... literally can't wait for publication & launch night SEPTEMBER 10th - DATE FOR THE DIARY!!




Finally, if you want a personalised signed copy of THE HIDING GAME, and you can't make the launch, then simply contact The Gutter Bookshop, Cows Lane, Dublin 8, Ireland. (01) 6799206 and it will be organised for you!!



Looking forward to seeing you on the night!!!


Tuesday, July 16, 2019

Big Happy Smile Today!!

Big Happy Smile on my face today to let you know that the utterly amazing, all round great guy, and friend, COLM HAYES will be launching THE HIDING GAME at THE GUTTER BOOKSHOP on the 10th September 2019 at 6.30 p.m.
Many of you will know Colm very well, but below is a small flavour of the man, with some fab questions via Radio Nova and a small intro…..
Q. Someone or something that strikes you as beautiful?
A. I’m an early bird, so the miracle of sunrise always gets me.It’s like we get re-invented every day.
Q. You’re on Death Row, what’s your last meal?
A. Chicken wing with blue cheese dressing from Elephant and Castle and chips.
Q. Which words do you overuse?
A. “Stay where you are”. I use it a lot on-air.
Q. The worst job you’ve ever done?
A. While in college I worked as a part-time grave digger.
Q. What keeps you awake at night?
A. The whispering voices of doubt and the stifled screams of lost opportunity. Well, you did ask!
Q. Your idea of hell on earth?
A. Trumpland, The Theme Park.
Q. What do some people think about you that isn’t true?
A. That I don’t care, but I do, I really do and that I’m French – which I’m not.
Colm Hayes, co-presents the Colm & Lucy show with Lucy Kennedy on Radio Nova weekdays 6am to 10am. He had a 10-year partnership with James ‘Jim-Jim’ Nugent on the FM104’s Strawberry Alarm Clock and on the 2fm breakfast show. He officially joined Radio Nova in 2017 as programme director.
(PLEASE PUT DATE AND TIME IN DIARY, AS YE ARE ALL INVITED TO PARTAKE IN THE FREE VINO/BOOK FUN etc)

Monday, June 18, 2018

Irish Crime Files!!



IRISH CRIME FICTION, by Brian Cliff which was recently published by Palgrave MacMillan, will have it's official launch in The Gutter Bookshop on the 25th July. It is not only a must for the diary, but the book is a must for writers and readers alike. This book represents the first in-depth study of Irish Crime Fiction and its progression from wider Irish literature into a unique genre of its own, and Brian Cliff offers readers the chance to explore Irish crime writing from a fresh perspective, as well as posing important considerations for further study.

I'm delighted that my work is included in this study. Here is a short quote - "Phillips's work reaches towards Irish family Gothic material, with a profound sense of tangled and interwoven lives.." and that's a lovely overview to read at any time.

The book examines the recent expansion of Ireland's literary tradition to include home-grown crime fiction, and it surveys the wave of
books that use genre structures to explore specifically Irish issues such as the Troubles and the rise and fall of the Celtic Tiger, as well as Irish experiences of human trafficking, the supernatural, abortion, and civic corruption. These novels are as likely to address the national regulation of sexuality through institutions like the Magdalen Laundries as they are to follow serial killers through the American South or to trace international corporate conspiracies.

This study includes chapters on Northern Irish crime fiction, novels set in the Republic, women protagonists, and transnational themes, and discusses Irish authors’ adaptations of a well-loved genre and their effect on assumptions about the nature of Irish literature. It is a book for readers of crime fiction and Irish literature alike, illuminating the fertile intersections of the two. Personally, I can't wait to get my hands on a copy!!



Friday, September 23, 2016

Trouble in the Gutter




I was delighted to sign copies of the fabulous TROUBLE IS OUR BUSINESS Irish Crime Anthology in The Gutter Bookshop today!

The fabulous Bob Johnson will have 1st edition signed copies available to order online or by phone....I'll be having one of those!! So get your hands on them quick :-)

Saturday, September 17, 2016

TROUBLE IS OUR BUSINESS - LAUNCH NIGHT!!

The launch of the new Irish Crime Fiction Anthology 'TROUBLE IS OUR BUSINESS' from New Island Books, will be on Wednesday the 21st September at THE GUTTER BOOK SHOP at 6.pm.!!

Described as showcasing the absolute best in Irish Crime Writing, it's an anthology that many are looking forward to get their hands on. So why not join the authors and fab editor, Declan Burke, on the 21st, and pick up your copy with a glass of vino and author signatures!!



Selected and edited by award-winning crime writer Declan Burke, TROUBLE IS OUR BUSINESS showcases the absolute best in Irish crime writing today. From originators like Patrick McGinley and Ruth Dudley Edwards to global crime megastars like John Connolly and Eoin Colfer, there can be no doubt as to the serious quality of Irish crime writing in the twenty-first century. An absolute must-have for crime lovers! Featuring stories by: Patrick McGinley, Ruth Dudley EdwardsColin Bateman, Eoin McNamee, Ken Bruen, Paul Charles, Julie Parsons, John Connolly, Alan Glynn, Adrian McKinty, Arlene Hunt, Alex Barclay, Gene Kerrigan, Eoin Colfer, Declan Hughes, Cora Harrison, Brian McGillowayStuart Neville,Jane Casey, Niamh O'Connor, William RyanLouise PhillipsSinead Crowley, and Liz Nugent.

Wednesday, March 16, 2016

All Things Nice!

Put April 7th in your diary...we will have a blast! 




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Join us for the launch of All Things Nice by Sheila Bugler on Thursday April 7th in The Gutter Bookshop, Dublin at 6.30 pm. Award winning author Louise Phillips is attending as guest speaker. Should be a great evening for crime thriller fans!

Friday, January 1, 2016

Looking Back 2015!

From Monday morning I'll be pulling back from social media to get cracking on the writing, so please excuse me the final promos of looking back to 2015 - THE GAME CHANGER.....



Thursday, December 31, 2015

Number One Best Selling Book of 2015!

How lovely is this?? THE GAME CHANGER is the Number 1 Best Selling Book of 2015 at the fantastic Gutter Bookshop and in some great company!! Does Happy Dance smile emoticon



THE GUTTER BOOKSHOP
Our bestselling books of 2015:
1) The Game Changer by Louise Phillips (Book Launch Sept)
2) A Song of Shadows by John Connolly (Signed 1st Editions)
3) A Dublin Fairytale by Nicola Colton (Xmas Windows)
4) All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr
5) The Green Road by Anne Enright
6) Imaginary Fred by Eoin Colfer & Oliver Jeffers (Event Oct)
7) Miss Emily by Nuala O'Connor (Book Launch Sept)
8) What Becomes of Us by Henrietta McKervey (Book Launch April)
9) The Happiness Project by Gretchen Rubin (Staff Pick)
10) Spill, Simmer, Falter, Whither by Sara Baume
11) Irelandopedia by John & Fatti Burke
12) You Learn by Living by Eleanor Roosevelt (Staff Pick)
13) There Are Little Kingdoms by Kevin Barry (Staff Pick)
14) Once Upon a Place ed. Eoin Colfer
15) Giving Out Yards by Tara Flynn (Book Launch Oct)
16) Winter Pages ed. Olivia Smith & Kevin Barry (Event Nov)
17) Beatlebone by Kevin Barry
18) Dubliners by James Joyce
19) The Butterfly Shell by Maureen White (Book Launch Sept)
20) The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins

Thursday, October 29, 2015

Trilogy - Top 3 Books...chatting with Bookish!



I'm so looking forward to chatting with Bob Johnston​ of The Gutter Bookshop and Shane Breslin of Blackbird Books tomorrow, as part of their monthly podcasts under the 'BOOKISH' series. 

Trilogy is the slot where a guest talks about three books that played a big part in their life, and this month, I’ll be chatting about my top three books….it made for a lot of soul searching……and of course, The Game Changer...

Anyhow, I’ll keep you posted as to when the podcast is available, but if you want to check out previous podcasts, visit here  http://castaway.media/bookish/category/episodes/

Sunday, September 13, 2015

Interview with Vincent Bartley of Irish Interest

So this is me chatting with Vincent Bartley of IRISH INTEREST at the Launch of THE GAME CHANGERin the Gutter Bookshop...Click link here to view.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UB2YXzL_O4A


Thursday, September 10, 2015

Signed copies of THE GAME CHANGER......





After a day of whizzing around the city, there are now a zillion (well not quite) signed copies doted around the city....Easons O'Connell Street, Nassau St, St Stephen's Green, Blanchardstown, Swords, Liffey Valley, The Square and Dundrum, Dubray in Grafton Street,  Hodges Figgis in Dawson Street, WHS in Arnotts Henry Street and at the Airport!!! It was great to meet everyone, including the staff at Argosy Books!!   

And I will be signing books for The Gutter Bookshop, Dublin​ today....so there you go!!

Wednesday, September 9, 2015

Thank you!!!

Thank you to everyone who turned up last night for the launch of THE GAME CHANGER, and made it a wonderful evening!! xx L


Monday, September 7, 2015

Gift Bags!!

If you can make it to the launch tomorrow....you could win one of these lovely gift bags....#justsaying...More info to follow!!

6.30 The Gutter Bookshop, Cow's Lane, Dublin.....


Sunday, September 6, 2015

Wednesday, September 2, 2015

Tuesday, August 18, 2015

Irish Times Literary Line up...inclusive of book launches in the Gutter Bookshop September!



IRISH TIMES LITERARY LINE UP....

September Launches in the Gutter Bookshop....

In crime fiction, Louise Phillips’s new novel The Game Changer launches on Tuesday, September 8th, while the launch for A Hollow in the Hills by Ruth Frances Long takes place the following evening, September 9th. Lastly, the short story writer ER Murray launches her anticipated debut children’s novel The Book of Learning on Tuesday, September 15th 


READ FULL ARTICLE HERE


Saturday, August 8, 2015

Signed First Editions....



For anyone who cannot make the launch, a facility for SIGNED 1st EDITION Large Format Paperbacks of 'The Game Changer' by Louise Phillips has been put in place.

This book will be signed by the author at the Official Launch in the Gutter Bookshop on TUESDAY 8TH SEPTEMBER 2015 and will be dispatched immediately afterwards.

A PERSONALISED MESSAGE CAN BE ADDED BY THE AUTHOR AT NO ADDITIONAL COST - PLEASE INCLUDE ANY DEDICATION DETAILS IN THE EXTRA INFORMATION FIELD WITH YOUR ORDER.


ORDER LINK: HERE

If during the ordering process, the personalised message link on the 'Notes to Bookseller' section does not appear, there is no need to be concerned. The Gutter Bookshop will always email the customer once the order is placed to see if they want a personalised message. They won't miss it. 

So, if you can't make the launch and you'd like to reserve a Signed and Dedicated copy, "you can request one from the Gutter Bookshop on 01 6799206, or via info@gutterbookshop.com or via their Signed 1st Editions site (see Order Link Above) Include your dedication info in the 'Notes to Bookseller section' or await their confirmation of your order where the Gutter team will double-check any dedications you require." 


Friday, August 8, 2014

Publication Week!!

It will be a fun week ahead and for any of you going to the launch, I'm really looking forward to meeting you there!!! The response to LAST KISS has been great so far with some very strong reviews and also I've had the most tremendous feedback from friends/readers who seem to have swallowed it whole within a day or so!!!

Thanks also to Easons for picking it as a Book of the Month, and Bob in the Gutter Bookshop who gave The Doll's House a terrific launch last year, also to W H Smiths at the Airport for choosing to place it in the 'Book Everyone is Talking About'...and that's seems like a very good thing to me!!




Friday, August 9, 2013

Every Picture Tells A Story!

The launch in The Gutter Bookshop was an amazing night. I'll put some pictures below for you!

For everyone that made the launch on Wednesday, a HUGH thank you, and for anyone who wanted to be there but for whatever reason couldn't, including potential bus strike, LUAS not working with massive delays, not to mention the 3 hour tail back on the M50, I appreciate your support too! 

It was a great week, despite some of the challenges above. And having heard last Friday that many shops didn't get deliveries due to a fire in a depot, I thought the book would never arrive!! Thankfully, it's now in all shops barring a couple in Dublin, Reads of Nassau Street, and one shop at Dublin Airport. (They should get them today)

Anyone that knows me, knows I take these sort of challenges head on, so if any of you who had to miss the launch were planning on picking up a copy soon, IF YOU DO SO BY THIS SATURDAY EVENING, and send me a pic, you're in with a GREAT chance of winning a free copy for a gift!! I have lots and lots, so the odds of winning are pretty good.

Spread the word anyway you can! I really appreciate that.

Thanks and best,

Louise


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