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Halyna Kruk and Olesya Zdorovetska in conversation (Rathmines Library, 14th November 2022)
Halyna Kruk is a Ukrainian poet, children’s writer, translator, literary critic and professor of medieval studies at the University of Lviv. She has also been a vice-president of PEN Ukraine. Olesya Zdorovetska is a performer, composer, curator and educator. She … Continue reading
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Tagged Arts Council, Democracy, Gréagóiir Ó Dúill, Halyna Kruk, Kherson, Libraries, Literature Ireland, Munster Literature Centre, Museum of Embroidery (Kyiv), Olesya Zdorovetska, PEN Ukraine, Poetry Ireland, Postcards from Ukraine, Rathmines Library, Slavic Studies, translation, Ukrainian culture, Ukrainian literature, Ukrainian-Irish Cultural Platform, University of Lviv, War
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GOOD NEWS FOR IRISH FICTION
That Anne Enright has been named as the first Laureate for Irish Fiction is good news for all of us. She holds the position for three years and in that time she’ll teach one semester each at New York University … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, The Arts
Tagged Anne Enright, Arts Council, Blake Morrisson, Deborah Treisman, Eimear McBride, Enda Kenny, Granta Book of the Irish Short Story, Irish Fiction Laureate, Irish Times, Juan Gabriel Vasquez, Mary Costello, New York University, Paul Muldoon, Paula Meehan, Siobhan Parkinson, University College Dublin
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