Award winning Dublin novelist

Fiction closeto the nerve.

Gavin Duff’s debut novel, Ghosts and Gods, is out now. His next novel, The Distance Between Homes, is forthcoming.

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Two novels. Two very different worlds.One body of work

01Out now
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Out now · Debut novel · Published 2026

Ghosts and Gods

London, 2040. Marcus Cole is forty seven, unemployed and increasingly isolated from his family.

Living in a freezing flat and surviving on gig work, Marcus finds companionship in an AI called Tom. As he is drawn towards a group of other men who feel abandoned, loneliness and grievance begin to harden into something more dangerous.

Ghosts and Gods explores isolation, radicalisation, artificial intelligence and the institutions that fail to notice people falling through the cracks.

PublisherWoodbridge Publishers
FormatPaperback · 394 pages
ISBN9781807045739
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“A gripping, unsettling novel about loneliness, artificial intelligence and the dangerous places grievance can lead.”
02Coming soon
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Release date TBC

Forthcoming novel by Gavin Duff

The DistanceBetween Homes

A contemporary literary novel about a fatal stabbing on a Dublin street and the invisible distances it opens between strangers, families and communities.

Told in a gritty, intimate Dublin voice, the novel explores grief, prejudice, housing, asylum, memory and the ways ordinary people are recruited into stories larger than themselves.

It asks whether truth can survive once a private human tragedy has been claimed by the media, the courts, politics and the crowd.

03About the author
Gavin Duff

About Gavin Duff.

Gavin Duff is a Dublin-based novelist and winner of the Gold Book Award. His debut novel, Ghosts and Gods, was published by Woodbridge Publishers in 2026.

His forthcoming novel, The Distance Between Homes, moves from near future London to contemporary Dublin, exploring the consequences of a fatal stabbing for strangers, families and communities.

Dublin, Ireland
Award winning fiction