@TriplesodC I had this same thought like two days ago. Was thinking they should even cart him around the deep sea in a tempered glass coffin so those psychedelic worms can dance him out
Tolka in @TheTLS! A lovely and considered write-up from Declan Ryan - heaping praise on our fab contributors, including @br, @badlyimagined, @mrkocnnll, @badaude, @BrianRobMoore & Sydney Weinberg. https://t.co/o1BKH4qSUz
'There are things one wouldn’t find anywhere else, which is surely the mark of a journal having carved out a niche for itself ... let’s hope TOLKA has a good deal more promiscuity to offer.'
BUZZING with this generous review of @tolkajournal in @TheTLS!
https://t.co/iHBtXfEEeR
Thank you to cover artist @isi_abel_nolan and all our Issue 9 contributors for making this issue such a beauty! And thank you to everyone who joined us for the @DublinBookFest and online launches – it was a joy to celebrate with you all.
Introducing the readers for our Issue 9 launch at @DublinBookFest – @SJDelaneywriter, @ShakeemaStar, John Kaufmann, @hmorganvl, Cliona O'Connell and Aoife Riach ✨
We can't wait to share the work of these talented writers with you! Register to attend: https://t.co/ueWxKE6PhS 💛
Thank you to all our wonderful Issue 9 contributors for sharing their work with us! We can't wait to celebrate this issue with you all 💐
Launching at @DublinBookFest at noon on Sunday 12 November, and online on Thursday 16th. Details available below 👇✨
https://t.co/Ahs00FwA65
Thank you to all our wonderful Issue 9 contributors for sharing their work with us! We can't wait to celebrate this issue with you all 💐
Launching at @DublinBookFest at noon on Sunday 12 November, and online on Thursday 16th. Details available below 👇✨
https://t.co/Ahs00FwA65
@NurayOnoglu@NiamhMacCabe I second this recommendation. Awesome book. As is the shirt story collection Eleven Kinds of Loneliness, which is sometimes referred to as the Dubliners of New York.
We've officially sold out of TOLKA Issue Four! Thanks to everyone for buying, reading and subscribing! To celebrate we're publishing a favourite piece online, Mae Graber's 'Of Mice and Me', a tale of homelessness, John Steinbeck and misbehaving dogs: https://t.co/lJPlggX12h
@lukeming@rte I remember once seeing a segment on the six one news about how sorry the son of a minister was for cheating in a university exam. The tone was 'ah poor lad, shure he won't do it again.' Can't trust any public broadcaster that does that.