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Went to Finborough Theatre to see Lies Where It Falls by Ruairi Conaghan. It's about the Troubles, but it's an individual story. It's about losing family and making one, about loving culture and making it, about escape and return and about ineffable violence. finboroughtheatre.co.uk/production/lie…

Wednesday competitions are here, with fine things from Poetry School The Nine Dots Prize EACWP WritingWestMidlands and more! Follow me for regular updates :-)

Poet Emma Must will conduct an Eco-poetry workshop weekend at the River Mill Feb 1 & 2. 1 day option possible. Details in the link (scroll down). If you're interested email [email protected] emmamust.com/?fbclid=IwY2xj… PAGE & STAGE NI Seamus Heaney Centre @NOALIBISBOOKS Poetry Ireland / Éigse Éireann

What an absolute treat to see Patrick Holloway featured by Liadan Hynes in the Irish Independent for 10 new authors to look out for in 2025! The Language of Remembering hits the shelves in February. #epoquepressauthors #epoquepresstitles #books #books2025 #bookreviews

Really looking forward to talking to Hatchery Writers Group Brighton & Hove City Council Hove Library this Saturday about landscape, writing and sense of place while reading from If the River is Hidden époque press Cherry Smyth she/her

Competitions are here for 2025! Great things from Swansea University @HillenColumbia City Lit Lucy Cavendish College and FirstGraphicNovel Please follow me for regular updates! 😀

Hourra! 🥳

Cover reveal! Here you go then, we are delighted to share the cover for SPIT, the second novel by david brennan SPIT will be published in June 2025 and is available to pre-order from our website now: epoquepress.com/online-store/S… #epoquepresstitles #epoquepressauthors #newbooks

I’m so excited to be introduced by the incredible Danielle McLaughlin for the launch of my novel, The Language of Remembering Waterstones Cork. Hope to see you all there!

The annual Mairtín Crawford Awards for emerging writers held by Crescent Arts Centre and the Belfast Book Festival are open for entry! Details here, and details also of the *free* online workshop Wendy Erskine & I will be running on Sat 15 Feb to help get you inspired, editing and

The Language of Remembering open for pre sales! UK here: waterstones.com/book/the-langu… Ireland here: easons.com/the-language-o…

Guess what? There's a foraging walk with me in the beautiful Stanmer Park on 26th April! 😃💚🌲 Due to selling out even before being advertised, an additional morning event has been added. Grab your places, it's always such a fun event :-) eventbrite.co.uk/e/spring-forag…

Time for my events, competitions and opportunities roundup! Super stuff from University of Sussex BBC Writers Deborah Rogers Foundation Wet Grain Poetry and more! Follow me for regular updates :-)

This week's drop of competitions and opportunities 😃

Delighted to be in Cork at Crosshaven House celebrate the publication of The Language of Remembering by Patrick Holloway All set up and ready to go for a lovely evening with Patrick’s family and friends. #books #bookrecommendations #bookcommunity

Well that’s a wrap…what a fantastic evening, and marvellous crowd, at Waterstones Cork for the launch of The Language of Remembering by Patrick Holloway - introduced by Danielle McLaughlin.

Check out The Nacullians, the ‘darkly comic’ debut novel by Craig Jordan-Baker #epoquepresstitles #epoquepressauthors #books #BookRecommendation #bookcommunity

If the River is Hidden Cherry Smyth she/her & Craig Jordan-Baker ‘…a moving and vital work.’ ‘The kind of writing the world needs.’

Can't believe it's nearly five years since this brick hit the literary wall

Great thanks to Mary Montague for her beautiful country diary piece in The Guardian about the Sperrins and the eco-threat of a gold mine there. My long poem ‘One Mountain: Sold’ will be published by Alan Hayes : Arlen House press in Dublin in May. theguardian.com/environment/20…