Self-published short stories
Ireland has been blessed with many masters of the shorter form over the years but the short story collection is a form that has been getting steadily less attention from larger publishers recently. Some of our earliest publications were short story collections and it’s a genre that is dear to us which is why we’re delighted to do our bit in keeping this essential literary genre alive and healthy.
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The Contract and Other StoriesJames Kilcullen
A collection of original short stories by an award winning author.
From Earth to Mars with LoveNancy Clarke
A wonderful collection of four stories from Nancy Clarke including The Ministers Wife and The Snow Queen
Original Writing from Ireland’s Own 2011Various Authors
This second Anthology of Original Writing from Ireland’s Own features over 40 of the prizewinners and highly commended entries to the annual writing competitions run by Ireland’s leading family magazine.
Through Seasons’ DriftMáire Welford
A powerful and entertaining short story collection. Deftly painted and dealing with a wide range of human situations and emotional responses.
Original Writing from Ireland’s OwnVarious Authors
This first Anthology of Original Writing from Ireland’s Own features over 50 of the prize-winners and highly commended entries to the annual writing competitions run by Ireland’s leading family magazine
It Happens Between StopsCIE Workers
As an entertaining well written, dip in for a shot kind of book, this publication does not disappoint
Fresh Water & Other StoriesNeil Brosnan
The stories in Fresh Water & Other Stories, the first collection of Short Stories by Listowel’s Neil Brosnan are essentially based on relationships and all the turbulence, love, trauma, drama and topsy-turviness that is bound up in how we interact with each.
Faceless MonstersThe Atlantis Collective
If the short story is about obsessions, then the writers in Faceless Monsters are obsessed with monkeys and batteries, boats and murder, puppies and broken love.
Three Times DailyMA in Writing, NUIG
A wonderful collection from new voices in poetry, fiction and non-fiction
The Tay is WetBen Ryan
‘The Tay is Wet’ is a compilation of sixteen humourous stories about farm life in eastern Co Meath, Ireland, set mostly in the 1950’s.
