THEA good place to lose your place.
PLACES TO WANDER · CITY 19Map: Esri, TomTom, Garmin, FAO, NOAA, USGS, © OpenStreetMap contributors and GIS User Community. Selected streets and water; numbered points use the existing address matches. Use directions for your visit.
Browse the drawings. Open a shop for visiting details.
Irish writing · Literature · Ideas
The street-level shelves are a good reason to stop. Books Upstairs brings Irish writing and a wider literary selection to D’Olier Street, with a café above. Leave a gap in the day large enough for a few pages.
The café is upstairs and the shelves are at street level. Leave a gap in the day large enough for a few pages.
17 D’Olier Street, Dublin D02 RX06, Ireland
Fiction · Nonfiction · Children’s books
The corner on Cow’s Lane offers a useful alternative to another recommendation feed The Gutter Bookshop is a general-interest shop with room for different ages and appetites Come with a question for a bookseller
Come with a question for a bookseller. It need not be clever.
Cow’s Lane, Temple Bar, Dublin 8, Ireland
Literature · Browsing · The riverside
The restaurant gets a floor of its own; the books have the street. The Winding Stair’s ground-floor bookshop sits on Ormond Quay. Our detour keeps the agenda small: step in from the river and give a book a little unhurried attention.
40 Ormond Quay Lower, Dublin D01 R9Y5, Ireland
The Corporate Artist: The Art of Working Beautifully is Morgan Sage Norman’s book about bringing your creative self to everyday work. It explores how the roles we play, the conversations we have and the decisions we make can become creative practice.
Find your copy ↗Try Every Role Has a Medium (Your Craft) for a different way to look at what you do.
Or turn to Nothing Is Wasted and Rightsizing Importance. Begin with the title that catches you.