Ana Kinsella Books In Order

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Non-Fiction Books

Ana Kinsella is a published Irish author.

Today she lives in London. She has also worked as a journalist and as such has written for Frieze, the Guardian, n+1, AnOther, and more.

Kinsella is the author of the newsletter the London Review of Looks. She attended the Trinity College Dublin as well as Central Saint Martins. Her first book to come out was Look Here.

Look Here: On the Pleasures of Observing the City is a 2022 book by Ana Kinsella. If you are the type of person that finds the city deeply romantic, this might be the perfect book for you.

This book revolves all around the joy that city life brings. It focuses on the joy that can come from chance encounters, from sounds and sights that you did not anticipate, about the peeks of beauty coming out from behind the gray, and the rush that happens in the every day.

It’s focusing on the variety of people out and about, bumping shoulders. They’re out there sun bathing in the parks, going out to have a coffee, getting on a bus, or day dreaming while sitting on a bench. It’s a theater of life that is full of activity and different small spots to be alone, and can be inspirational and pull at our emotions and our memory.

The author looks through the delight that can be found in different interactions and observations. This book charts a map of London, making its way through different ideas of our identity and our anonymity, as well as our space and freedom and community. Meanwhile, it reflects on whether the endless carousel of clothing that we often glimpse on strangers has some deeper meaning.

No matter where she goes, this author takes a look all around her with a sharp eye for small details, while also feeling a love for variety and emotional connection. This is a picture of the city and its people, a book that wants us to go slower, take a closer look, and discover beauty wherever we can in this incredible landscape. A great book that city lovers will not want to miss!

Frida Slattery as Herself is a 2026 book by Ana Kinsella. If you have been wanting something new in the fiction world to add to your bookshelf and bookcase, this might be your next new favorite book.

When it comes to the energy that comes from actresses like her and directors like him, it could probably be powerful enough to run entire cities on. Frida Slattery and John Reddan met up in 2006 in a pub in Dublin. When that happened, neither of them was able to yet picture how they would end up shaping and defining each other’s lives.

Frida is doing her best to get her acting career off of the ground. Meanwhile, John is getting a name for himself working as a director. From the first moment that they meet they see the potential in each other and the opportunity to try and make some work that matters. Even though the lines between exploitation, collaboration, friendship, and desire may end up being very slippery.

With a financial crisis on its way, the next fifteen years is going to transport them through different cities, tackling disappointment, success, heartbreak, and joy. The connection that they have will be tested and taken to the point of being broken, but something may just remain that will outlast the work that they have done and the various shifting perceptions of this period.

Going along this relationship, this book is an incredible story that is all about love, art, and finding your voice, showing us two characters in the process that readers won’t soon forget. Check out Frida Slattery as Herself by Ana Kinsella in order to follow along with every word!