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Allow me to wish you a hearty Cead Mile Failte (100,000 Welcomes.) Come on in and relax in one of the café’s several rooms. And enjoy what this literary café, serves up:
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News: Dublin Reading and Lecture: Find videos, photos, podcasts of radio shows, and recordings of my recent Dublin reading and Molly Maguires talk organized by 7 Towers Agency. My poem, "Transmigration of Soul," was a finalist in the 2012 James Hearst Poetry Prize and was published in the Spring issue of North American Review, America's oldest literary magazine. Irish Echo says In the Wilderness "more entertaining and more worthy than most Broadway shows"! Recent New York Irish Arts blogposts
I'm featured in a December 14th Irish Echo story by Peter McDermott about the Irish American Writers and Artists Salons. I have a blogpost on New York Irish Arts about a holiday celebration in Irish and English: Airneal na Nollaig: A Holiday Evening of Music and Storytelling at Glucksman Ireland House. My short story "A Tragic Story by Beatrice Mahon, O.P." was read/performed wonderfully by Brandy Mitchell at the Irish American Writers and Artists Salon at the Cell Theatre on November 15, 2011. The story was published by Danse Macabre online literary magazine in 2009. My stories, "Dreams and Dull Realities" and "Chances," have appeared in Danse Macabre as well. My story, "It Takes You By Surprise," appeared in The Medulla Review, Volume 2, Issue #1 and has now been included the book, The Medulla Review Volume 2 Anthology. “The Well Fed Doesn’t Understand the Hungry,” a poem from the play, Sons of Molly Maguire, has been published in the November 2011 issue of the quarterly broadsheet, Poetry for the Masses. My poem "When Herald Midnight Tolled July the Fourth" was published by Grey Sparrow Journal, "the best new literary journal of 2011." The Feile-Festa literary magazine published my poem, "Aboard the Aran Seabird, Leaving Inishmore." Two Conference Calls from the play, Resignations, appeared in the second issue of A Similar But Different Quality, an experimental text journal. The other Conference Calls from Resignations “Spring through Late Summer”were published in Fact-Simile Magazine's Spring 2010 issue.
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