We are delighted to announce the awardees of the 2025 Annaghmakerrig Residencies! 🎉
The five writers selected are:
▪️ Emily Cooper
▪️ Emer Lyons
▪️ Rosa Mäkelä
▪️ Afric McGlinchey @itosha
▪️ Nuala O’Connor @NualaNiC
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Ahead of my reading at De Barra's in Clonakilty on Wednesday 9th July at 8.30pm, Moze Jacobs interviewed me about my new collection. Would appreciate any listens, and also shares. And it would be lovely to see you on the 9th, if you're around! Free event.
https://t.co/deOJp5Phlf
'Jeanne’s experiences helped me reflect on my own sense of doubleness: between rootedness and restlessness, between belonging and feeling an outsider.'
Afric McGlinchey on the process of writing À la belle étoile: the odyssey of Jeanne Baré.
https://t.co/OpLtDouaJj
@itosha
Looking forward to seeing this mighty anthology launch tomorrow at @Strokestownpoem. Delighted to have a poem in the mix. Huge thanks due to @ArlenHouse and @NualaNiC.
Diario d'Irlanda — Sabato #26aprile, alle 14, su
@radiondadurto:
🗒 Attualità da Nord e Sud.
Intervista al regista @alessandroneg11, da Derry.
Una poesia di Afric McGlinchey, @itosha, letta dall'autrice e commentata da William Wall.
📻 Su FM e sul web https://t.co/aw5EEVUGmG
@gerardbeirne @TheFiddlehd Wishing you the very best in your future ventures, Gerard. Loved your collection, and hope you're turing to writing full time!
This debut collection of short stories by Maggie Armstrong (published by Tramp,s o you can expect good things) is, as the reviewer puts it, 'dark snark'. If you want to learn how to write about your shadow side, here's a master class. https://t.co/CuQVT7EmBg
It was my recent privilege to be in discussion with one of our greatest writers and consciences, @fotoole, at the Hannah Arendt Center's conference. This is extraordinary. https://t.co/j1FyjzzxeS
Southword opens for poetry and fiction submissions on the 1st of January 2024!
More details so you can prepare can be found at https://t.co/FskJTb635m
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