The Carlow Writers’ Cooperative’s latest reading was part of the Summer Nights event in Visual, the brilliant art space in Carlow Town. Our group read in the Links Gallery.
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Hennessy Literary Awards: Poetry – Simon Lewis
Hennessy Literary Awards: Poetry – Simon Lewis My three poems were published in the Review section of the Irish Independent yesterday and you can read them there. I’m also copying and pasting them here in case the Independent goes into receivership… These poems are from a series based on a group of Jewish people who […]
Published in New Irish Writing in Irish Independent today.
Ruth Padel was busy at the Festival of Writing and Ideas in Borris House today. Here are some images of her speaking with Gemma Davey at one event and reading from her latest work (also pictured).
Come along for some poetry and stories from @carlowwriters at Visual Theatre Carlow
It’s a picture of me reading again. This time, I was reading at the Carlow Arts Festival with the Carlow Writers’ Cooperative. The show was recorded by KCLR and will be podcasted this weekend. I hope I’ll be able to upload the audio here. The evening featured 12 writers who performed all sorts of writing […]
The annoying thing about this coffee shop / art space in Carlow is that it is a pop-up shop for the Carlow Arts Festival and it will be gone in a week. After that, this fantastic space will be closed for another year when we desperately need a decent independent café.
The Carlow Arts Festival kicked off this weekend with Dublin Street transformed with knit-bombers, street stalls, pop up shops and pop up bands. Great atmosphere!
Shidduch for Yula 2 Marina Terrace, Cork published in Irish Literary Review
Shidduch for Yula 2 Marina Terrace, Cork published in Irish Literary Review O’Connor, the neighbour, has seen boarders, salesmen and travellers, passing through my home. He tells me to watch for the ones that come and go but my eyes are on Levine. When we come home from…
The first video on the Internet of me reading poetry. This is part of the Poetry without Pints event during Writers’ Week at Listowel. The poem is called Grandma’s Alarm Clock and was recorded on my phone. (Source: https://www.youtube.com/)