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SUMMARY:CIPF 2023 Abigail Parry & Ceaití Ní Bheildiúin
DESCRIPTION:Friday 19th May @ 7.00pm\n\nCork International Poetry Festival\nAbigail Parry & Ceaití Ní Bheildiúin\n\nAbigail Parry spent seven years as a toymaker before completing her doctoral thesis on wordplay. Her poems have been set to music\, translated into Spanish and Japanese\, broadcast on BBC and RTÉ Radio\, and widely published in journals and anthologies. She has won a number of prizes and awards for her work\, including the Ballymaloe Prize\, the Troubadour Prize\, and an Eric Gregory Award. Her first collection\, Jinx\, published by Bloodaxe Books in 2018\, was shortlisted for the Forward Prize for Best First Collection 2018 and the Seamus Heaney Centre First Collection Poetry Prize 2019. Her second collection\, I Think We’re Alone Now\, is published by Bloodaxe Books in 2023. \nCeaití Ní Bheildiúin is an Irish language poet. Two recent publications now present her in translation. Let the Hare Sit / Lig don nGiorria Suí (Dedalus Press\, 2022) is a bilingual volume with translations to English by Paddy Bushe\, comprising a selection of poems drawn from Ní Bheiliúin’s published works to date. Translating Brandon Mountain / Agallamh leis an gCnoc (Ponc Press\, 2022) is a limited edition short selection with translations to English by David Knowles. Four volumes of Ní Bheildiúin’s original Irish language poetry were published by Coiscéim. \nTickets: €5\n*Booking fees apply.
URL:https://corkartstheatre.com/event/cipf-2023-abigail-ceaiti/
LOCATION:Cork Arts Theatre\, Carroll's Quay\, Cork\, T23 X72D\, Ireland
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SUMMARY:CIPF 2023 Eva Bourke & Fran Lock
DESCRIPTION:Friday 19th May @ 8.30pm\n\nCork International Poetry Festival\nEva Bourke & Fran Lock\n\nEva Bourke is a poet and translator. She has published seven collections of poetry\, most recently Seeing Yellow (Dedalus\, 2018) and several anthologies and collections in translation. Together with Borbála Farragó she edited the anthology Landing Places: Immigrant Poets in Ireland (Dedalus\, 2011) and with Vincent Woods Fermata: Writings Inspired by Music (Artisan House\, 2017). In 2020 she was nominated for the Irish Times Poetry Now Prize and the same year was awarded the Michael Hartnett Prize for Poetry. She is a member of Aosdána. \nFran Lock is a some-time itinerant dog whisperer\, the author of numerous chapbooks and ten poetry collections. Her most recent chapbook is Forever Alive (Dare-Gale Press\, 2022)\, and her most recent collections are Hyena! (Poetry Bus Press\, 2022) and White/ Other (87 Press\, 2022). A new collection of poems\, a disgusting lie is due from Pamenar Press later this year\, and a book of hybrid essays on feral subjectivity\, inspired by her work with the Cambridge University Library bestiary\, is forthcoming from Out-Spoken Press\, also in 2023. She is a proud pit bull parent\, and she edits the Soul Food column for Communist Review. \nTickets: €5\n*Booking fees apply.
URL:https://corkartstheatre.com/event/cipf-2023-eva-fran/
LOCATION:Cork Arts Theatre\, Carroll's Quay\, Cork\, T23 X72D\, Ireland
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SUMMARY:CIPF 2023 Toby Martinez de las Rivas & A.E. Stallings
DESCRIPTION:Friday 19th May @ 10.00pm\n\nCork International Poetry Festival\nToby Martinez de las Rivas & A.E. Stallings\n\nToby Martinez de las Rivas was born in 1978. He grew up in Hampshire and Somerset\, then moved to the north-east of England after studying history and archaeology at Durham where he began writing. He won an Eric Gregory award in 2005\, the Andrew Waterhouse award from New Writing North in 2008 and the Newcastle Australia Residency Award in 2013. His debut collection\, Terror\, was published in 2014\, followed by Black Sun in 2018\, which was shortlisted for the Forward Prize for Best Collection. His latest collection\, Floodmeadow\, is forthcoming from Faber in May 2023. \nA. E. Stallings is a US-born poet\, translator\, and critic who lives in Athens. She has received a grant from the NEA\, and fellowships from the Guggenheim\, United States Artists\, and the MacArthur foundations. Her most recent volume of translation is the illustrated Battle Between the Frogs and the Mice (Paul Dry Books)\, and she has a selected poems just out\, This Afterlife\, with Carcanet. Her poems\, essays\, and reviews appear widely. She is a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. \nTickets: €5\n*Booking fees apply.
URL:https://corkartstheatre.com/event/cipf-2023-toby-ae/
LOCATION:Cork Arts Theatre\, Carroll's Quay\, Cork\, T23 X72D\, Ireland
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