Monthly Archives: February 2011

“Modern Ireland has Nothing to Inspire Modern Writers” (2)

Posted on February 25, 2011 by Lia Mills

Thinking about responses (both verbal and online) to the previous post, “Modern Ireland has Nothing to Inspire Modern Writers”, I realised that I had more to say on the topic.  Too much, probably, so I’ll confine myself to what seems … Continue reading →

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‘Modern Ireland has Nothing to Inspire Modern Writers’

Posted on February 6, 2011 by Lia Mills

The Irish Writers’ Centre hosted a panel discussion (2nd February) on how the current economic climate is affecting modern Irish writing. Chaired by poet Michael O’ Loughlin, the panel consisted of Nadine O’Regan, books and arts editor of theSunday Business Post; Sean … Continue reading →

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