Ken Keating

[Poetry Critics of Colour in Ireland @DIPoetryCritics]

🎉Applications are now OPEN until July 1st for our Poetry Critics of Colour mentorship scheme! 🎉

For full details of how to apply and the supports available, see below, or visit @poetryireland

We can’t wait to meet our new critics!
#loveirishresearch
https://t.co/UwsA147VFe

[Ken Keating @ken_keating_]

@DylanJBrennan @TurboKestrel Let us just have this one

[Ken Keating @ken_keating_]

And of course @ShearsmanBooks have also just released Things That Happen, which publishes the pieces of this project together for the very first time: https://t.co/jOMqkJzD4A

[Ken Keating @ken_keating_]

David Lloyd, Mairead Byrne, Philip Coleman, and Eric Falci, with a preface by Jim Mays, and including a new interview with Maurice.

[Ken Keating @ken_keating_]

Just published by @ShearsmanBooks: A Line of Tiny Zeros in the Fabric - Essays on the Poetry of Maurice Scully, available here: https://t.co/4v3iVZ27cV. With wonderful contributions from @lcollins232, @redochre1, @gentinwait @Michael_Begnal, and others I don't think are on here:

[The HU @HonestUlsterman]

Rhoda Coghill and Fired! explored by Kathy D'Arcy (@KathyDArcyCork) in the new HU. Read about it at https://t.co/rhXG5Eu21o!

[Ken Keating @ken_keating_]

https://t.co/AzRjfzukwS

[MEAS @MEASorg]

@MEASorg welcomes this important research by @lindacooganB on Gender Disparity in Irish Radio - solid quantitative data illustrating the underrepresentation of women on Irish airwaves. Ní neart go cur le chéile #equality #GenderDisparityRadioIre

[Kathy D'Arcy 🏳️‍⚧️ @KathyDArcyCork]

I struggled over this piece for a long time, and I can't articulate how important it is to me. It's written in rage and blood.
#WakeUpIrishPoetry
https://t.co/AFMQU7utMt
#Fired
@FiredIrishPoets

[Ken Keating @ken_keating_]

“A tight, mesmerizing chain of echoes”: the pantoum in Irish poetry. Irish Studies Review 28.1: https://t.co/d0ktsEAnri

[deirdre flynn @deirdre_flynn]

The 50th anniversary issue of @irishunireview is out-with excellent contributions on disability, #metoo, working class literature, diversity, activism, trans visibility, & digital humanities-to name just a few!

And my own essay 'On Being Precarious'

https://t.co/LX2gkWXPpK

[Ken Keating @ken_keating_]

@CelizMurray

[Kathy D'Arcy 🏳️‍⚧️ @KathyDArcyCork]

Add your name here:
https://t.co/AFMQU7utMt
#WakeUpIrishPoetry
Nearly 200 artists sign letter urging action on sexual harassment, bullying in the arts (via @IrishTimes) https://t.co/IfvE1u8cbN

[MEAS @MEASorg]

MEAS is proud to support this initiative. The intersections of privilege, entitlement, exclusion and abuse, coupled with the refusal to reflect on structural bias, must be addressed by proper ethics and governance. #WakeUpIrishPoetry https://t.co/nPiFu90PqY

[Irish Examiner @irishexaminer]

Letter to the Editor: Public call for acceptable standards of ethics and governance in the Irish arts sector https://t.co/VCexF7Otyi

[Hollie McNish @holliepoetry]

Thanks @LedburyCritics, this is great. Worth everyone reading xxx

[Kathy D'Arcy 🏳️‍⚧️ @KathyDArcyCork]

We interrupt our #GE2020 incessant retweeting to bring you some quite important statements from Anne Enright about ethics and governance in the arts, towards the end of this interview. Please read.
#WakeUpIrishPoetry https://t.co/mtwzxxG8mS

[MEAS @MEASorg]

Please read @LedburyCritics' response to @IrishTimes, published by MEAS: '"The absolute bedrock of literary criticism" is, according to Doyle, "selection on merit". But as any critic knows all too well, ‘merit’ is not neutrally applied nor can critical judgements be unbiased.'

[MEAS @MEASorg]

Our letter to the Editor @IrishTimes in response to the Irish Times article on the 'Poetry Reviews in the Irish Times, 2008-2013: Gender, Race and Publishers'.

[Dr. Sally Connolly @sallysciolist]

Important work here by @McDaid_Ailbhe and @ken_keating_ of the @MEASorg collecting data on the @IrishTimes book reviews. A long but necessary read.