Irish Literary Times Claire Keegan coming to Laois to Leaves Festival 2022 early Nov. Check prog. Laois Libraries Dunamaise Arts Centre
Mountmellick Library

Big mistake Republicans! You need to take away a woman's right to vote before you take away their right to choose.'
- Stephen Colbert

drunk tweets morning noon and night

Meanwhile over on FB the great Richard Bausch is regaling all with a story in memory of his friend Brad Watson where Richard began a game...

NO! I missed Angel Olsen! #whydidntsomeonetellme

Reminds me of when I discovered my laptop was touch screen about a year after I got it!

Literary Agent (P.S. Literary Agency, Full Time) publun.ch/3Svc8ra

#tanafrench #contemporaryirishwriters

RIP

Claire Keegan #contemporaryirishwriters

Submit your work! 🧵

Oct 31
PRISM international (SUBS OPEN) Pacific Spirit Poetry Prize
128 Lit Mag
The Capilano Review's Emerg Writers’ Mentorship Program
CBC Books Short Story Prize
U of A - EFS Writer-in-Res

Nov 1
canthius Priscila Uppal Memorial Award for Poetry
Contemporary Verse 2 Foster Poetry Prize

Have Your Say on Ireland’s draft 4th National Biodiversity Action Plan. Make your submission before November 9th.

Hey, look at that last gig. I was one of the fortunate ones to be there Hawk's Well Theatre. Stunning!

Ashley Campbell and Thor Jensen performing as Campbell Jensen

Reginald Perrin!!

another staple in our house

We are delighted to offer 2 complimentary tickets to the preview of Break Out Pictures upcoming documentary 'The Peculiar Sensation of Being Pat Ingoldsby' this Thurs 27 Oct.

If you'd like to attend, share this post and comment below with the name of the person you'd like to bring 🎞️🍿

Dad is number 1 ❤️

Rory and Poppy share a moment after the win @CJCUPSC.

Charles Darwin autograph manuscript could fetch £700,000 at auction theguardian.com/science/2022/o…

Full extent of injuries from ‘brutal attack’ on Satanic Verses author in New York state in August revealed

Salman Rushdie has lost sight in one eye and use of one hand, says agent theguardian.com/books/2022/oct…