Culture The photo that shaped me: Kevin Barry on Elvis’s packed lunch Your eyes do not deceive: Elvis Presley buys lunch from a platform vendor. By Kevin Barry
Deadwood would not be made today – they wouldn’t even look at the script I think that it has become clear that the golden age of television drama – we might even say its classical… By Kevin Barry
The night that changed my life: Kevin Barry on watching Paris, Texas with his father I could see that he was moved by the story, perhaps uncomfortably so. By Kevin Barry
“A gloriously mad extrapolation”: Nicola Barker’s Goldsmiths Prize-winning novel H(A)PPY Barker brilliantly evokes a blood-sucked future with therapy-speak language and typographical disruption. By Kevin Barry
“Hares in the Old Plantation”: a short story by Kevin Barry A lock-in, a fire, a sleuthing fox: the west of Ireland by moonlight. By Kevin Barry