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Monthly Archives: May 2014
Reminders
Sharpen your keyboards, a few deadlines are headed our way. Glimmer Train’s Short Story Award for New Writers: 31st May 2014 Glimmer Train charge a reading fee but they decide quickly and run several competitions every year. Winners are published in a … Continue reading
Writing Advice OR: What I wish I’d said
At the Dublin Writers Festival on Saturday, one of the audience questions was: what advice would we give to someone who wanted to write? The conversation went in the direction of reading, as it often does – and should. I never … Continue reading
Posted in On Writing
Tagged Dublin Writers' Festival, John Kelly, Mick Heaney, Smock Alley Theatre
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Progressive Film Club: Free screening (May 23rd 2014)
The next screening from the Progressive Film Club is a feature, The Happy Lands, about a mining strike in Scotland in the 1920s. Friday 23rd May, 7.30 pm @ The Pearse Centre, 27 Pearse Street, Dublin 2 This screening is … Continue reading
DWF Venue #5: Irish Writers’ Centre (Valerie Bistany, Director)
What (and where) is the Irish Writers’ Centre? The Irish Writers’ Centre is an organisation that supports writers at all stages of their development. We also promote writing in general and Irish writing in particular. We are a national resource … Continue reading
Posted in Dublin Writers Festival, On Writing, The Arts, Writing, Writing Ireland
Tagged City Bike Tales, Colaiste Mhuire, Cultural Quarter, Dublin Writers Museum, Gaby Smyth, Harry Clifton, Hugh Lane Gallery, Irish Writers' Centre, Jane O'Hanlon, Mia Gallagher, Mindshift, New Irish Communities Workshops, Parnell Square, Ray Yeates, Sarah Bannan, The Novel Fair, Valerie Bistany
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I’ll be reading with John Kelly at the Dublin Writers’ Festival on Saturday 17th May @ 2pm in Smock Alley http://bit.ly/1lgtOzZ The event will be chaired by Mick Heaney. Don’t be puzzled by the photo – I’m replacing Patrick O’Keeffe, … Continue reading
DWF Venue #3: Axis Arts & Community Resource Centre, Ballymun
Interview with Mark O’Brien (Arts Centre Director) What (and where) is Axis? Axis is an Arts and Community Resource centre, situated on the main street of Ballymun What happens there? Axis houses a 211 seat theatre, dance studio, music rehearsal and … Continue reading
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