Non-Fiction
On Joe Sacco (Irish Times, November 2025, Paywall)
On Michael Clune (Irish Times, July 2025, Paywall)
On Emily Witt (The Millions, September 2024)
On Percival Everett, (The Millions, April 2024)
On The Brooklyn-Based Ukrainian Americans Hand-making Ghillie Suits (The Ukrainian Weekly, November 2023)
On Mark O’Connell (The Millions, September 2023)
On Not Getting a PhD (Headstuff, November 2020)
On Moving (Irish Times, December 2015)
Book Reviews
Gaza: The Dream and the Nightmare by Julie M. Norman and Maia Carter Howard (Irish Times, Forthcoming)
Run The Song by Ben Ratliff (Los Angeles Review of Books, August 2025)
I Regret Almost Everything by Keith McNally (The Brooklyn Rail, July 2025)
The Eyes of Gaza by Plestia Alaqad (Irish Times, April 2025, Paywall)
Forgotten by Raja Shehadeh (Irish Times, March 2025, Paywall)
One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This by Omar El Akkad (Review 31, February 2025)
The Vegan by Andrew Lipstein (Los Angeles Review of Books, October 2023)
The Trees by Percival Everett (The Stinging Fly, March 2022)
The Netanyahus by Joshua Cohen (Dublin Review of Books, June 2021)
Acts of Desperation by Megan Nolan (Dublin Review of Books, April 2021)
The Disconnect: A Personal Journey Through The Internet by Roisin Kiberd (Dublin Review of Books, March 2021)
That Old Country Music by Kevin Barry (Dublin Review of Books, November 2020)
Notes From An Apocalypse by Mark O’Connell (Dublin Review of Books, April 2020)
Threshold by Rob Doyle (Dublin Review of Books, January 2020)
Night Boat To Tangier by Kevin Barry (Headstuff, July 2019)
Show Them A Good Time by Nicole Flattery (Headstuff, July 2019)
Interviews
Liam Cagney (The Brooklyn Rail, Forthcoming)
Joe Sacco (The Brooklyn Rail, December 2025)
Jordan Castro (The Brooklyn Rail, December 2025)
Tim MacGabhann (Review 31, May 2025)
Maggie Armstrong (The Brooklyn Rail, April 2024)
Shubha Sunder (BOMB, March 2024)
Kneecap (BOMB, September 2024)
Kevin Barry (The Brooklyn Rail, July 2024)
Mike McCormack (The Brooklyn Rail, February 2024)
Nicole Flattery (BOMB Magazine, July 2023)
Tyler Parker (Southwest Review, July 2023)
Paul Murray (Review 31, June 2023)
Colin Barrett (BOMB Magazine, May 2022)
Megan Nolan (Business Post, March 2021)
Rob Doyle (BOMB Magazine, March 2020)
This Broken, Jarring Thing: Enda Walsh Interviewed (BOMB Magazine, May 2019)
Fiction
Notes From Dublin (The Honest Ulsterman, February 2022)
The Tutor (Vol. 1 Brooklyn, October 2020)
Scripts
Imaginary State(s): A Live Performance/Play in Virtual Reality by Elaine Hoey (Irish Museum of Modern Art, October-2019-March 2020)