In the course of my participation in the 3rd ISLA Festival in October, I was interviewed by Eleanor Molloy at the Dámaso Alonso Library of the Instituto Cervantes in Dublin for the Institute's YouTube channel:
On Thursday 5 November I will be reading some new work at 'New Frequencies - Poetry in a Digital Age' for this year's landmark 20th edition of Dublin Book Festival . Taking place in Belvedere Library on St Patrick's Campus of Dublin City University (DCU), this event sits in the middle of a day-long, four-event programme at the University with title 'Literature in the Digital Age' . DCU is partnering with Dublin Book Festival for the third year running, with the programme , curated by DCU Cultural Arts Officer Marcella Bannon and 2026 DCU/Arts Council Writer in Residence Colin Barrett, aiming to consider "the future of the written word and storytelling in an increasingly digital world." 'New Frequencies - Poetry in a Digital Age' also features Kit Fryatt and Bebe Ashley: "At this lunchtime event, poets Kit Fryatt, Christodoulos Makris, and Bebe Ashley perform original work responding to our festival theme, Literature and the Digital Age. Di...
I'm excited to be taking part in the Listowel - New York International Residency programme 2024-25, a unique two-part residency aiming to connect artists from the experimental theatre, dance, and performance scenes in Ireland and New York City. Led by St John's Theatre & Arts Centre in Listowel, Co Kerry, and supported by The Arts Council of Ireland, Kerry County Arts Office, and the Irish Arts Center in New York City, this initiative supports 7 selected artists - four from Ireland and three from New York - to spend two weeks (20 May - 2 June 2024) in Listowel, a small town in north Co Kerry known for its literary heritage, and one week in January 2025 at the Irish Arts Centre in New York. I'm participating in this cool generative opportunity alongside six other artists operating in experimental performance modes and active in a range of artforms and locations: Anthony Keigher, Emily Davis, Gabriel Graves, Amanda Horowitz, Jane Deasy, and Hayley Stahl. According to th...
Remaking it New: a discussion in association with gorse literary journal part of Listowel Writers' Week 2015 gorse identifies with the 'golden age' of literary Irish publishing, but the journal is not nostalgic for the past. Rather it is excited by what's happening in the here, the now and the future of writing. Inspiration comes from multifarious sources - the internet, Twitter, translation, the self - and this event, an inclusive and lively discussion interspersed with readings and with scope for audience participation, will showcase some of these ideas through writers associated with gorse and whose work blurs the lines between genres. Featuring essayist and novelist Rob Doyle ( Here Are the Young Men ), writer and illustrator Joanna Walsh (Dalkey Archive's Best European Fiction , #ReadWomen2014), poet and gorse poetry editor Christodoulos Makris (Yes But Are We Enemies, The Architecture of Chance ). Presented and moderated by gorse founder and ed...
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