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The Squeaky Door: Mountains to Sea Ahoy!

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Sunday, March 15, 2015. Mountains to Sea Ahoy! This week sees the beginning of the fabulous Mountains to Sea festival in Dun Laoghaire. With, as always, an impressive line-up of writers, illustrators, storytellers, workshops and what-have-yous. and that's "only" the family and school programme! Just follow the roars! Thursday 19th March 11am-11.30am Free! Con At Eleven – Storytime. Dinosaur Tales with Juliette Saumande. If you are a preschool or group, please pre-book your children at the booking o.

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Padhraig Nolan's Blog: July 2010

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Monday, July 26, 2010. Poetry Bus : Confusion, she says. So the Poetry bus rolleth on. This week's theme is 'confusion' as decreed by this weeks driver, Niamh Bagnell - with plenty of passengers over on her blog. I'm confused. A lot. I think. Who knows? Happy July. Innit? Require navigation and detour. Often into knot and tangle. Slowed along the route. Strained along the rise. Stopped along the level. Skewed along the decline. To find the sea. Posted by Padhraig Nolan. Tuesday, July 06, 2010. Well worth...

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Chasing the Elemental | ‘Poetry is a diary kept by a sea creature who lives on land and wishes he could fly.’ (Carl Sagan) | Page 2

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Poetry is a diary kept by a sea creature who lives on land and wishes he could fly.’ (Carl Sagan). Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Newer posts →. More than this by David Kirby. June 24, 2016. When you tell me that a woman is visiting the grave. Of her college friend and she’s trying not to get irritated. At the man in the red truck who keeps walking back and forth. And dropping tools as he listens to a pro football. Game on the truck radio, which is much too loud, I start. Him it’s he...

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Simone Crowley: December 2012

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Sunday, December 30, 2012. A round up of 2012. It's nearly over for another year, I seem to have let the side down on the aul blogging this year. A lot of excellent things happened to me in 2012, here's hoping that 2013 will be even better. The biggest highlight was getting a new job, which let me have more free time for personal projects. With all this free time I decided to volunteer my services:. First up was Darklight Film Festival. Next up was Mountains to Sea DLR Book festival. Sarah describes her ...

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Mountains to Sea dlr Book Festival : July Online Bookclub

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Mountains to Sea dlr Book Festival. The Heart Broke In by James Meek. We're looking forward to our second M2C online bookclub - we'll be reading ' The Heart Broke In' by James Meek. Keep up with how we're doing through our dedicated Facebook page:  https:/ www.facebook.com/MountainsToSeaBookclub. More details of the September M2C event will be available closer to the time. Was published in 2012. He lives in London. M2C Bookclub facebook page. M2C Online Bookclub - The Heart Broke In (Part One).

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And Hope and History Rhyme | The Hug of Gaia

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The Hug of Gaia. Poetry and Ecopsychology: Experience gravity as the love that the Earth feels for the very matter that makes up your body, a love that holds you safe and prevents you from floating off into space. Stephan Harding. And Hope and History Rhyme. August 29, 2014. There are several other poets shortlisted and this formed the basis for a summer read-in of my own to give myself a better idea of just what was being written right now by Irish poets. 8220;History says, Don’t hope. I generally find ...

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Raven Ramblings: September 2009

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Wednesday, 30 September 2009. Posted by Raven Books at 10:06. Decisions, decisions, decisions! How can I plan my life when I don’t even know what book to start reading next? One such was a neighbour’s "favourite book ever", Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil. So how does one write a book blog in such an indecisive world? And that was only the blinds! Oh for a simpler life where someone else makes all the decisions. Mind you, would they open the doors long enough for me to dash out to the booksho...

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Mountains to Sea dlr Book Festival

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Mountains to Sea dlr Book Festival. Thursday, 5 March 2015. Wednesday March 18th, 3.30pm The History Detectives dlr LexIcon, The Studio. GOING BACK IN TIME. What’s the worst part of writing historical fiction? That’s easy - facing the blank page each morning. (Just like it’s the worst part of writing any. Kind of fiction.) And what’s the best part? That’s easy too – the sheer fun of stepping into a time machine every working day, and going back to a point in history that you find fascinating.

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5 of the Best Festivals This Weekend – The Feckers Never Stop! | A Year of Festivals in Ireland

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A Year of Festivals in Ireland. A quest to attend 3 festivals in Ireland, every week, for a year! About festivalmonkey aka Mark Graham. 5 of the Best Festivals This Weekend The Feckers Never Stop! September 4, 2013. Cape Clear Storytelling Festival. Craft Beer and Cider Festival. Mountains to Sea Dun Laoghaire Book Festival. Irish Craft Beer and Cider Festival http:/ www.irishcraftbeerfestival.com/. I just don’t why I didn’t think of it sooner. Down with Jazz http:/ www.downwithjazz.ie/. Harvest Time Blu...

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Compass Points: February 2015

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Friday, 27 February 2015. Very exciting news – Compass is now on Twitter! You’ll get the breaking news on our top titles even faster – and better still, we can find out what all you lovely booksellers are up to – and retweet your news back to all of our publishers, editors and sales people! It’s always great to have a new publisher aboard the Compass ship, so a very warm welcome to Periscope Books. Describe themselves as “fiercely independent”. One of their first titles is Princess Bari. And is an excell...