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Dublin - Event Notice Thursday January 01 1970 14 TH JULY THURSDAY Chapters Bookstore Themed Reading "BICYCLING"
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Wednesday April 06, 2011 14:31 by Oran Ryan - Seven Towers Ltd info at seventowers dot ie
This is a regular literary even run by the Seven Towers Agency, a small publishing house and event host, occurring at various locations and Internationally see www.seventowers.ie
The very best performance poetry and writing from the following poets and writers
Bernie O Reilly Eamonn Lynskey, Anne Tannam ,Oran Ryan
All at the 3FE Twisted Pepper Abbey Street Dublin 1
Éamonn Lynskey has had poems published in many magazines. He was
nominated for the Sunday Tribune/Hennessy Literary Award for New Irish
Poetry in 2006 and one of his poems will feature on the 2009 OXFAM
calendar. His first collection Dispatches and Recollections was published in
1998 and he is currently working on his second And Suddenly the Sun Again
to be published in May 2010. Eamonn’s work is also featured in Census,
The First Seven Towers Anthology and Census, The second Seven Towers
Anthology. . Eamonn has also translated works of Italian poets Montale and
Valeri and written in Italian – he holds a Diploma in Italian Lauguage and
Culture from the Italian Institute, Dublin. His second collection, And Suddenly
the Sun Again has just been published by Seven Towers.
Bernadette O’Reilly has read at the poetry Ireland Introductions Series, Poets
Anon, Peanut Club, last Wednesday Series and Chapters and Verse. She
has taken part in workshops with Tony Curtis, Jean O’Brien, Gerard Dawe,
jean valentine, Jamie McKendrick and her work has been published in Poetry
Ireland Review, Poetry Review UK and Census, the Seven Towers Anthology.
Oran Ryan is Dublin novelist,, playwright, poet and screenwriter. In 2008
he won an Arts Council Bursary award for his project New Order from Zero.
Oran's first published novel, The Death of Finn is a love story and a story of
friendship. Ten Short Novels by Arthur Kruger is Oran Ryan's second novel.
This novel circumvents the natural order of novel writing as it is written in a
cubistic format and the series of short novels contained within the novel are
written by the hero of the novel himself, rather than the real-life author. Oran
has just completed a further novel One Inch Punch. In 2009 Oran’s play Don
Quixote has been Promoted was produced at the Ranelagh Arts Festival and
Oran’s story The Dublin Book Club has been included in Dublin: Ten Stories
One Destination, by the Irish Writers Exchange.
Anne Tannam was born in 1966 in Dublin, one of four children. Brought up
on a diet of books. Went to college, became a teacher, got married, had
four children. Juggled parenthood with part time work and ran around like a
headless chicken for a few years. Got a diploma in life coaching, learned to
stop for a while and figure out how I wanted to live. Began writing. Continued
to juggle but less frantically. Kept writing, loved writing, wrote a book. Had the
time of my life. Coached others who wanted to have the time of their life. Not
the end. Anne has just published her first poetry collection Take This Life
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