Most read on #RTEBrainstorm: 'As I become increasingly aware of my diminishing attention span, I find myself drawn to Heaney’s poems of concentration.' Why Seamus Heaney's best poems remind us to go slow. By @jamescoreilly@QUBelfast@qub_ael#SeamusHeaney https://t.co/eGlpwO38su
Ahead of the tenth anniversary of Seamus Heaney’s death, I wrote something for @RTEBrainstorm on slowness, ‘Sunlight’, and Leontia Flynn’s ‘August 30th 2013’
As the 10th anniversary of his death approaches, @jamescoreilly@QUBelfast@qub_ael writes about why Seamus Heaney's best poems are those that remind us to go slow https://t.co/eGlpwO2ACW
And great to hear @jamescoreilly give a stunningly astute paper, '"Full of conversation"?' on dialogue, peace, politics & poetry. Can't wait to read James's thesis--on poetry & the news--in full; it's such good work!
Such a brilliant week in Cairo for the @IASIL3 conference! Whether in the heat of the desert or the cool of the lecture theatre, so many wonderful things to see and hear. And many thanks to @QUBScholarships for sending me!
Had a brilliant time in Valencia last week courtesy of
@aedei_es ! We had such a friendly welcome and it was great to hear some really interesting papers. Already looking forward to next year!
Happy #IASILPostgrad day everyone! I work on contemporary Northern Irish poetry and I’m interested in how writers absorb/negotiate/respond to mass media and the news. Would be great to hear from anyone doing something similar!
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“But man, proud man,
Drest in a little brief authority,
Most ignorant of what he’s most assur’d;
His glassy essence, like an angry ape,
Plays such fantastic tricks before high heaven,
As make the angels weep.”
Health Secretary Matt Hancock becomes emotional hearing the words of the first man in the world to receive the vaccine, William Shakespeare.
He tearily says ‘it makes you so proud to be British’.
@piersmorgan| @susannareid100
Watch the full interview👉https://t.co/fzcHkA6S4k
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On behalf of the UK team, thank you for everyone's good wishes, support and helping to spread the word. Now let's go and support bookshops. #BookshopDotOrg#ILoveBookshops
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