Where: the Axis Centre in Ballymun
When: Friday, August 17th @ 6.30 pm
Marion
O’Neill, originally
from Limerick but now living in Kilkenny, has published three novels
:
Miss Harrie
Elliott (1999), Daddy’s Girl (2001) and
Seeforge (2005).
Her latest novel ‘All God’s Dead’ is due to be published by New Island in
August.
Louise
Phillips
has been published as part of many anthologies and literary journals. She has
been a winner of the Jonathan Swift Award, a winner in the Irish Writers’ Centre
Lonely Voice Platform and shortlisted for the Molly Keane Memorial Award and
Bridport UK. Louise’s
psychological crime novel, Red Ribbons, will be published by Hachette
Books Ireland in September 2012, and her second novel, The Doll’s House,
will be published in 2013.
Stephen Buck has produced 16 radio plays, written and directed a play for Red Kettle Theatre Company, was shortlisted for the Francis MacManus Short Story competition and has regularly featured on ‘The Quiet Corner’ on Lyric FM.
Stephen Buck has produced 16 radio plays, written and directed a play for Red Kettle Theatre Company, was shortlisted for the Francis MacManus Short Story competition and has regularly featured on ‘The Quiet Corner’ on Lyric FM.
Darren Donohue, following an invitation onto the New Playwrights Programme at The Abbey Theatre in 2010, has been shortlisted for a Hennessy Literary Award and has founded Pandora Theatre Company, a professional theatre and outreach company based in Kilkenny. He has written a number of successful full length and Tiny Plays, some of which have recently been performed in The Abbey and the Sean O’Casey theatre, with his tiny play 'Tuesday Evening' selected to run as part of Fishamble’s “Tiny Plays for Ireland” project.
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