As our BookCrawl looms, Sadbh Kellett takes on a journey through Dublin's best bookstores.
Read MoreAnother blog post magically relevant to our weekly events. It's almost as if we planned it this way!
Read MoreIn keeping with a week of literary escapes, Chris Joyce has a pile of recommendations in precisely that area. Check it out!
Read MoreAs the close of LitSoc's incredible term approaches, Sadbh Kellett takes a unique perspective on writing technique. Have a read before our final Literary Lock-in!
Read MoreAs we confront the unknown in Week 10, with a screenwriting workshop and Sci-Fi Literary Quiz, Aisling Kearney casts a critical eye on the post-truth society of today.
Read MoreIn Week 10, LitSoc is exploring how traditional literature can coexist and collaborate with other forms of media.
Read MoreA whistlestop tour of coverage on LitSoc's fantastic Week 9 events
Read MoreWith Body&Soul week taking place in Trinity, Michelle Nicolaou traces the emergence of thought on this subject throughout several literary greats.
Read MoreClaire Hennessy, author of this year's Nothing Tastes as Good, visited LitSoc to speak on writing mental health, working as an editor, and her newest novel Nothing Tastes as Good
Read MoreWith Claire Hennessy, author of Nothing Tastes as Good, visiting LitSoc today at 3pm, Jacob Woolf examines how this and other novels deal with mental health issues.
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