📢 Now published: Aigne Volume 11 (2025)
This issue explores the theme "Response: Reflection and Action" and features original research on a variety of topics.
🔗Read it now: https://t.co/ejSIRPtfAW
📢Call for Contributions to Aigne vol. 11📢
We are accepting submissions across several categories
📅Deadlines📅
📝Reviews: 18 July (apply by)
📒Event Reports: 5 August
🎨Creative: 13 September
📸Cover Image Competition: 13 September
🔗https://t.co/DtDLNcIKEW
the first person who ever made me feel like i could be a real writer - éibhear walshe was the kindest, wittiest, most encouraging mentor and teacher i could have ever asked for. i hope heaven has lots of cakes and Rock Hudson films for you. 💕
We’re thrilled to be going back to the UK this year for a few very very special shows to commemorate the 25th anniversary of LP1! @OutbreakFest passes are available now and tickets for headline shows go on sale Friday 10am. Sign up for the mailing list https://t.co/uP4JobMKtk
Congratulations to our colleague Dr Eibhear Walshe on the publication of his new book.
This new book reclaims Jane Wilde as a significant poet, scholar, essayist, translator and social commentator.
Join us this Thursday, July 20th, from 7:45pm for a reading from the poet Gabrielle Dufrene as part of our emerging poets series in partnership with UCC & UL. Followed by open mic! All our events are free and everyone is welcome.
https://t.co/DqP1BSS4AS
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