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Letters With Wings: When Art Meets Activism (Imagine! Belfast Festival)
This event, organised by Letters With Wings, was dedicated to the women artists Chimengul Awut (award-winning Uyghur poet) and Nûdem Durak (a folk-musician of Kurdish origin who is a political prisoner in Turkey). Participants included: Lia Mills (Chair of Irish … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Freedom of Speech, Freedom to Write
Tagged Ahmet Altan, Antje Stehn, Broken Glory, Burma, Caroline Stockford, Catherine Dunne, Celia de Fréine, Chimengul Awut, Constance Markievicz, Csilla Toldy, Eva Gore Booth, Evgeny Shtorn, Free the Poet, Freedom of Speech, Gianluca Costantini, I Will Never See the World Again, Ilhan Sami Çomak, Imagine Belfast Festival, Irish PEN/PEN na hÉireann, Kate Ennals, Letters With Wings, Lia Mills, Moyra Donaldson, Myanmar, Nandi Jola, Nûdem Durak, Norsk PEN/PEN Norway, PEN International, PENWrites, Simone Theiss, Viviana Fiorentino
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Letters With Wings project for Poetry Day Ireland (30th April, 2020)
With people all over the world confined to home because of the Covid-19 pandemic, a cosmopolitan group of poets based in Northern Ireland have set up Letters With Wings, “to bond with artists and activists who are kept in prisons … Continue reading
Posted in Freedom to Write, Poetry
Tagged Broken Glory, Constance Markievicz, Csilla Toldy (Hungary), Daphne Caruana Galizia, Eva Gore Booth, Freedom to Write Campaign, Letters With Wings, Maria McManus (Northern Ireland), Nandi Jola (South Africa), Narges Mohammadi, Poetry Day Ireland, Viviana Fiorentino (Italy)
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Interview with Celia de Fréine: On writing a biography – in Irish – of Louise Gavan Duffy
LM: Congratulations, Celia: your biography (in Irish) of Louise Gavan-Duffy – Ceannródaí – has been shortlisted for the very first Irish language category in the upcoming Irish Book Awards. For as long as I’ve known you, you have consistently championed … Continue reading
Martina Devlin: On Writing Truth and Dare
(Martina Devlin talks about her latest book, a collection of short stories: Truth And Dare: Short Stories about Women Who Shaped Ireland) * LM: Why did you decide to write fiction about these real historical figures, rather than historical/biographical accounts? Martina … Continue reading
Posted in Interview, On Writing
Tagged Anne Devlin, Arnold Bennett, Constance Markievicz, DH Lawrence, Dorothy Macardle, Edith Somerville, Hannah Sheehy Skeffington, Henry James, Henry Joy McCracken, James Pinker, Kathleen Lynn, Martina Devlin, Mary Ann McCracken, Maud Gonne. Somerville and Ross, Poolbeg Press, Sinead Gleeson, Somerville and Ross, Speranza, the Ascendancy, The Glass Shore, Violet Martn, William Golding
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Libran Writer (Lia Mills) 