Showing posts with label Jane Clarke. Show all posts
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Sunday, September 8, 2019

Reminder: Workshops and Readings in Roscommon




HEARTLANDS WRITERS
with JANE CLARKE, BRIAN LEYDEN and MICHAEL O’ DEA

A celebration of writers from the Hidden Heartlands with an afternoon of masterclass workshops followed by an evening’s miscellany of words and music in Roscommon Arts Centre.


2pm: Registration
2.15pm – 3pm: Readings and Workshop Introductions.
3.15pm – 5pm: Workshops

The Arts of Metaphor: Acclaimed poet Jane Clarke will look at the role of metaphor in creative writing. Participants are invited to come with a favourite poem or a few lines of prose where they find the metaphor/s exciting, intriguing or moving.
Write On: Author Brian Leyden will bring his expertise to guide and encourage participants to write with a fresh eye, a clearer sense of personal style, and a new confidence.
Sculpting a Poem from the Rough Block: Michael O’Dea, poet and teacher of creative writing, will facilitate writers in the fining of their work and follows the complete process of a writing a poem.

7pm – 8.30pm: Literary Miscellany.  Enjoy a series of readings from Jane, Brian and Michael interspersed with musical interludes.

SATURDAY 14th SEPTEMBER | €15 Workshops | €15 Literary Miscellany | €25 Workshops & Literary Miscellany

Monday, June 8, 2015

Jane Clarke's collection 'The River'


I am delighted to hear that Jane Clarke's collection The River, published by Bloodaxe Books is now available and will be launched at four different locations around Ireland in the coming weeks.
Anne Enright will do the honours in Dublin, in Hodges Figgis on 24th June at 6.30 pm. Marie Heaney will launch the collection on the 26th June in Bridge Street Books, Wicklow; it will be launched on the 1st of August as part of the Boyle Arts Festival and in Charlie Byrne's Bookshop, Galway on Friday 14th August.
                     
                      You can learn more about Jane Clarke at her website: http://www.janeclarkepoetry.ie/