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In Glass Houses

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Dubray: The Read Irish Women Event | Fri 10 Apr, 8pm - Pavilion Theatre

Listowel Writers' Week Literary Festival May 2026

Hinterland Festival Kells 27 June 2026

Edel Coffey, Author at The Gloss Magazine

Edel Coffey On How Writing Crime Fiction Is Her Source Of Escapism

NYC-set thriller 'In Glass Houses' with Edel Coffey | Oliver Callan - RTÉ Radio 1

In Glass Houses by Edel Coffey: New York City, murder, wealth and privilege make for truly gripping thriller | Irish Independent

In Glass Houses by Edel Coffey: Another pitting of the haves against the have-nots – The Irish Times

Edel Coffey: ‘I didn’t touch my book deal money for a year. I was afraid they’d made a mistake’ – The Irish Times

IRISH TIMES interview Edel Coffey: ‘We live in a very voyeuristic world … I wonder what that might be doing to our sense of contentment’

IRISH TIMES review In Her Place by Edel Coffey: Readers are sure to be obsessed with arguing about who is right and wrong

IRISH TIMES review Breaking Point by Edel Coffey: A future bestseller that conveys grief beautifully

Listen back Edel Coffey: In Her Place RTÉ interview with Brendan O’Connor 23/03/24

Watch Ireland AM TV interview - Monday, 25 March 2024

IRISH TIMES WOMEN'S PODCAST Perfectionism: ‘You could be winning an Oscar and still feel that you are imperfect’

IRISH INDEPENDENT: Irish authors invite us into the spaces where they work: ‘Women can write anywhere – we fit into little pockets of time’

Edel Coffey on Breaking Point with Ryan Tubridy

Claire-Louise Bennett: ‘Technology is allowing us to become even more cowardly’ – The Irish Times

Austin Taylor: ‘I found it so fascinating and poignant how we portray women in the media, especially powerful women who make mistakes’

Interview with Chris Whitaker: ‘I sometimes wonder if the road I went down was linked to this violent act that happened when I was a kid’

Paul Lynch: ‘The idea of not being around for my children was the most distressing feeling I’ve ever had’

Interview with Madeleine Thien: ‘The big questions we ask as children don’t go away’

Interview with author Kit de Waal on storytelling: ‘You’ve got to be as good as Martin Scorsese’

AI and Irish writers: ‘I fear my life, in a strange way, is also being appropriated’

The Dream Hotel by Laila Lalami: A Kafkaesque world of unknowable rules

‘It’s a very hard time to be young’: Interview with author John Patrick McHugh on male adolescence

‘What’s it like to be a girl in a band?’ - The Liverbirds; Whatever Happened to Birdie Troy; The Future of Songwriting reviews

Interview with Elaine Feeney: ‘I was shocked at what boys were expected to do from a young age’

Interview with Amor Towles: ‘Trumpism is absolutely tied to the failure of the American Dream’

Show Me Where It Hurts by Claire Gleeson: A multi-faceted and compelling story about the society we live in

Hooking up in a modern world: ‘Is a smile enough’ to convey consent?

The female television detective: A role model for ageing women

Is motherhood the place where sexiness goes to die?

Edel Coffey: Needing a parent never really grows old

I have realised perfectionism is a form of self-sabotage

I can panic-clean an entire house in 10 minutes flat

I had to apologise to the friend who had told me yoga makes you cry

What I’ve learned about trying to make friends in adulthood

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