大象传媒

The secret diaries of David Strain reveal a word of hidden passion and illegal sexuality

Hidden Belfast, Forbidden Love homepage

A showcase of original short fiction.

Shorts Works homepage

A pharmaceutical company in Belfast promises a miracle drug to cure PTSD.

Bitter Pill homepage

Six essayists explore little-known and unusual stories about Northern Ireland today.

A New Northern Ireland homepage

Collection of short stories by Wendy Erskine.

Dance Move homepage

A showcase of original short fiction.

Short Stories homepage

Collection of short stories by Belfast-born writer Paul McVeigh.

The Circus homepage

Contemporary thriller set in Northern Ireland written by Stuart Drennan.

Dead Hand homepage

Lucy Caldwell's story of two sisters, set against the backdrop of the 1941 Belfast Blitz

These Days homepage

The Titanic lies on the sea bed, but what if it wasn鈥檛 an accident?

Ghosts of the Titanic homepage

By S茅amas O'Reilly. An actor mysteriously disappears on a shoot in Northern Ireland.

Bright Lights, Dead City homepage

The story of a three-bedroom terrace house in suburban Belfast through the decades.

Number 5 homepage

Original short fiction by new writers.

New Writers, Short Stories homepage

Northern Irish writers uncover untold stories of the place they call home.

Another Northern Ireland homepage

Stuart Neville's thriller based in 1960s Ireland. Read by Patrick Fitzsymons.

Ratlines homepage

A caravan park is beset by a series of impossible thefts. Written by Jan Carson.

The Last Resort homepage

Roddy Doyle鈥檚 witty novel about an Irish boy trying to make sense of his changing world.

Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha homepage

1964 play by Brian Friel, adapted for radio by the author. Originally broadcast in 1984.

Philadelphia, Here I Come! homepage

Jane Slavin reads Claire McGowan鈥檚 gripping domestic thriller.

The Other Wife homepage

Ian McElhinney reads Sons of the Sod by WG Lyttle.

Sons of the Sod homepage

Andrew Scott reads Jennifer Johnston's poignant 1974 novel about an unlikely friendship.

How Many Miles to Babylon? homepage

John McGahern's novel about family life in rural Ireland in the middle of the 20th century

Amongst Women homepage

Douglas Henshall reads Sam Hanna Bell鈥檚 iconic novel set in 17th-century Ulster.

Across the Narrow Sea by Sam Hanna Bell homepage

A group of strangers in Belfast are aiming to go from beginners to completing a 5K Parkrun

A Run in the Park homepage

Michael Fassbender reads Bram Stoker's Dracula.

Dracula homepage