Martin Doyle is the Books Editor at The Irish Times. He specializes in themes related to publishing and media, focusing on authors, books, and publishing houses, as well as events and conferences in the literary world. His work has been featured in notable publications including The Hill, Belfast Telegraph, Glasgowwestend, Science Magazine, and The Irish Times.
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Ireland (National)
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Martin's articles predominantly focus on lifestyle and entertainment news, particularly around books, authors, literary awards, and upcoming publications. He often features event coverage as well as profiles and expert commentary.
Given his coverage attributes, Martin is likely to be interested in pitches that offer unique insights into the writing process of authors or provide exclusive access to interviews with prominent figures in the literary world. Furthermore, he may be receptive to press releases regarding book launches or literary events within Ireland.
If reaching out to Martin Doyle, consider offering him access to emerging talents in the literature scene for profile features or providing expert analysis on current trends within the publishing industry. As his geographic focus is national (Ireland), make sure any pitches are relevant specifically to Irish literature and authors.
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Books newsletter: new Laureate na nÓg; a preview of tomorrow’s pages; Hinterland Festival highlights; Libraro Prize; limericks prize
By: Martin Doyle
The Ghost in the Throat author on her new novel about a derelict mental hospital and how she writes ‘really weird books that are hard to describe'
By: Martin Doyle
Yáng Shuang-zi and Lin King are first Taiwanese and Taiwanese-American winners
Books newsletter: a preview of tomorrow's pages and a wrap of the latest news
IN 1936, ninety years ago, Europe was in turmoil. The Spanish Civil War had begun, Adolf Hitler had remilitarised the Rhineland in defiance
By: Martin Doyle
Author's debut novel, Prestige Drama, channels humour, anger and sadness in story about a TV show set during the Troubles
By: Martin Doyle
The YA author on his debut novel, the impact of the Belfast Agreement, and why queer voices are essential for young people finding their own identities
