Gráinne O'Hare

18th-centuryists! I'm looking for two reviewers to take on this bevy of daddy issues for @bsecs.bsky.social Criticks; if anyone is interested in writing about Amadeus (2026) or Frankenstein (2025), please drop me a DM or email (email contact is in the archive here: www.bsecs.org.uk/criticks-rev...)

Gráinne O’Hare on Belfast’s literary boom: ‘It’s a city of great storytellers’ O’Hare talks about her first novel, Thirst Trap, the a new wave of Belfast writers and more

Thirst Trap is an incredible debut by Gráinne O'Hare. Come and hear Gráinne @spacedolphin93.bsky.social at WCLF on Thursday 17 July in a @picadorbooks.bsky.social event alongside Sarah Moss and Louise Hegarty
www.irishtimes.com/culture/book...

Thirst Trap by Gráinne O’Hare: For fans of well-written absolute riots It’s funny, compassionate, observant and wise

Another great review for Gráinne O'Hare's Thirst Trap in @irishtimes.com "Funny, compassionate, observant and wise". @spacedolphin93.bsky.social will be at WCLF on 17 July for a @picadorbooks.bsky.social event alongside Sarah Moss and Louise Hegarty
www.irishtimes.com/culture/book...

unfortunately I have yet to find a way of posting about these things without feeling like the bi-weekly "don't miss out, order now!" text from Papa Johns that I keep forgetting to opt out of

also a reminder that my book launch is on 12th June at the Crescent Arts Centre in Belfast and I am doing events at numerous lovely bookshops in June and July; I would love to see you there, tickets are all at the link below.
linktr.ee/grainneohare

my finished author copies of Thirst Trap have arrived so I have made them pose in a fur coat like Mae West to both show them off and also invite you to pre-order if you have not already done so!

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Fiction | Duchess by Gráinne O’Hare - The London Magazine 'When I passed the baby to her, she held it with the bored detachment of a taxi driver holding a name card at an airport.' Short fiction by Gráinne O’Hare.

'When I passed the baby to her to hold, she did so with the bored detachment of a taxi driver holding a name card at an airport.'

From our latest issue, short fiction by @spacedolphin93.bsky.social (@picadorbooks.bsky.social): thelondonmagazine.org/article/fict...

Short fiction by Roland Fischer-Vousden, @spacedolphin93.bsky.social and Paul Hammond.

Order here: thelondonmagazine.org/product/curr...

Our April / May 2025 issue is now available for pre-order!

Cover image by SONY World Photographer of the Year 2023, Edgar Martins.

Pre-order here: thelondonmagazine.org/product/sing...

after seven and a half years of this I am pleased to announce that I submitted my PhD thesis yesterday, off to sleep for 3-5 business months x

fab! will drop you an email? thank you! x

good morning! would any 18th-centuryists be interested in reviewing Miss Austen (BBC iPlayer) for BSECS Criticks (@bsecs.bsky.social)? Reviews archive linked for past reviews plus my contact info if anyone is interested: www.bsecs.org.uk/criticks-rev...

partly joined this website because the title of my debut novel was a bot-magnet in the other place; for new followers, my debut novel THIRST TRAP now has a cover and is published June next year with Picador ✨️

rewatched the devil wears prada and cannot stop thinking about how meryl streep manages to deliver the most nuanced and emotional scene after saying the line "we need to move snoop dogg to my table"

now I'm on here, is it ok if I scat instead of skeeting. nonsense words only