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Nicole Krauss in dlr LexIcon with Nadine O’Regan (28.08.2017)
Nicole Krauss was in Dun Laoghaire this week to promote her new novel, Forest Dark. Nadine O’Regan (NOR) opened the conversation by remarking on how young Nicole Krauss (NK) was when she began to publish fiction and how quickly success came … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Novels, On Writing, Uncategorized
Tagged Bert Wright, Bloomsbury, Dante's Inferno, dlr Library Voices, fiction, Forest Dark, Gilgul, golem, Holocaust, Isaac Bashevis Singer, Kafka, Keats, language, Nadine O'Regan, Negative Capability, Nicole Krauss, Obama, Shakespeare, Social Media, Third Reich, Trump
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Vividity (yes, that is a word)
In 1919 a town in Northern France donated a statue of the Sacred Heart to the Catholic Parish of Kingstown (now Dun Laoghaire) in memory of the Irishmen who fought and died in Flanders during World War 1. Because … Continue reading
Guerrillas in the Mist
The recent Farmleigh House based project Pieces of Mind was inspired by Georges Perec’s An Attempt at Exhausting a Place in Paris. Following a conversation about this, fabulous Belfast poet Maria McManus sent me a link to her own exciting work … Continue reading
Internment, anyone?
This blog is usually about the arts but artists are citizens too. The UK election is tomorrow. In Ireland we worry about the Border, no matter how officialdom tries to placate us. Now there’s something else to worry us: Today’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Border, Guantanamo, Human Rights Law, Internment, Molly McCloskey, Terror legislation, Theresa May, UK election
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Sally Rooney at ILFD 2017 (With Rick O’Shea in Belvedere House)
Sally Rooney is a phenomenon. She’s very young (26) but we can’t hold that against her. She has talent, energy, a strong sense of the world her generation inhabit and a direct way of talking (and writing) that is instantly … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged Belvedere House, Billie Holiday, Conversations With Friends, Dublin Review, Elizabeth Strout, Ella Fitzgerald, Franny & Zooey, Ian Maleney, ILFD 2017, Irish Times, James Joyce, JD Salinger, Julie London, Michael Stapleton, Miles Davis, Rick O'Shea, Sally Rooney, Sarah Gilmartin
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Ann Patchett at dlr LexIcon
(Interviewed by Edel Coffey) Ann Patchett was good fun at the LexIcon last night. She love-bombed her audience from the beginning and it has to be said, the audience was primed and more than happy to love her back. It … Continue reading
Posted in Events, On Writing
Tagged Ann Patchett, Bel Canto, Bert Wright, Bloomsbury, Commonwealth, DLR LExicon, dlr Library Voices, Dun Laoghaire, Edel Coffey
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