Sunday 20 September at 2pm, Books Upstairs, Dublin
Readings from *Shapechangers: 1960s Irish Women Reflect on their Writing Lives*
Hosted by Nessa O'Mahony with readings by @BoyleMo Jane Clarke @tarryathome@katiedon5 Eleanor Hooker @niamhmbrennan Colette Nic Aodha
FREE EVENT limited spaces BOOK: https://t.co/dDS2AAqHBq
BUY: https://t.co/Td5FdMhJHl
"It is hard to consider the absence of Colours and Years from set reading lists and not read it as an expression of the belief that women’s fates – especially when told by women – do not belong in the core canon."
The HLO Starter Pack: Margit Kaffka
https://t.co/cRZtBBEEpQ
Just TWO DAYS TO GO until the 2026 John Hewitt International Summer School!
Discussion, debate & sharing ideas are a huge part of JHISS26 & we have some incredible speakers lined up for you next week.
Have a look & get it booked!
Tickets available at https://t.co/SeTlc84q5x
New Release: Hungarian Literature as World Literature
This new academic volume (ed. Péter Hajdú & Zoltán Z. Varga, for @BloomsburyAcad) introduces Hungarian literature's 'worldliness' to an international readership.
🌍https://t.co/H98Jnv3UWe
5 Books if You Love Krasznahorkai
We have put together a list of _five_ Hungarian novels (some available in English, others waiting to be translated) – written not by László Krasznahorkai and still suitable for everyone who loved his works.
🐺https://t.co/k8zMSQnndc
Join Csilla Toldy, Jennie E. Owen and Dr Nessa O'Mahony for workshops from gothic fiction to contemporary poetry, showcasing the breadth of creative writing expertise at The Open University while celebrating nearly four decades of the John Hewitt International Summer School.
Register here: https://t.co/xWBbvUaj2p
Budapest’s iconic Chain Bridge is resplendent in green tonight, honouring 50 years of diplomatic ties between 🇮🇪 & 🇭🇺 & a millennium of MagyÍr friendship.
TOMORROW, Teachers' Club, Parnell Square at 6.30pm
Arlen House warmly invites you to celebrate the launch of *Shapechangers: 1960s Irish Women Reflect on their Writing Lives* edited by Nessa O'Mahony with readings from a dozen contributors
All welcome
BUY: https://t.co/Td5FdMhJHl
Leopold Bloom, the most celebrated character in Irish fiction, is a son of Szombathely. Honoured to mark Bloomsday by opening the latest of the city’s marvellous Ulysses murals - “Sirens” by James Earley & “Cyclops” by István Szanthó.
✨ RTÉ Supporting the Arts ✨
🎬 Bloomsday Film Festival
📍Dublin City
📅 11th-16th June
🔗 More info: https://t.co/BZ54F87SuA
#RTESupportingtheArts@bloomsdayfest
We were delighted to welcome JLF Island of Ireland to #Belfast this weekend before the festival travels to #Armagh, #Dundalk and #Dublin.
Part of the internationally renowned Jaipur Literature Festival, #JLFIslandofIreland brings together writers, historians, artists, thinkers and performers from across Ireland, India and beyond for a vibrant celebration of literature, culture, music and ideas.
@JLFLitfest@UlsterUni@dfatirl@ACNIWriting@Gcampbellini
Calling aspiring & emerging writers across the island!
The #JHISS26 3-DAY CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOPS - delivered by some of the foremost Irish writers in their field - are available to book online now!
For full details and booking go to: https://t.co/aZfaFH4Ggx
I am delighted to be this year’s judge of Drumshanbo Written Word Poetry Film Competition. Open till 30 June. Send your film poems on @filmfreeway https://t.co/e9pXuXce1h #poetry
NEW WRITERS’ RESIDENCY!
We are delighted to announce six new, week-long residencies at the Tyrone Guthrie Centre, Annaghmakerrig.
🔗Full details can be found on our website: https://t.co/TUgaf1C5jR
@TyroneGuthrie
New Release: White Wolf by Krisztina Tóth
An unsettling collection of short stories revealing hidden traumas – White Wolf has been published by @seagullbooks in Owen Good's translation.
Krisztina Tóth will be speaking at the British Library on 16 May.
👉https://t.co/onpXMiooEj