Monthly Archives: July 2011

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If you’re wondering what reading to pack for your summer getaway, perhaps the latest review of David Roses’s Vault will help you decide. ‘A confident, ambitious, and thoughtful debut’ writes Christopher Burns in the Warwick Review. Vault is David Rose’ …

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Chris Agee is to make his selections of six Irish titles for the new Salt Ireland list by 30th September 2011. The titles will be published by Salt in 2013. Chris is still accepting submissions for new works. Anyone interested in making a submission sh …

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“The genesis for the book Self Portrait as Ruth really lay in the summer of 2006 when Israel was engaged in two wars, one in Gaza and one in Lebanon …” Jasmine Donahaye from Wales Literature Exchange | Cyfn on Vimeo. …

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Flowers from Tim Cumming on Vimeo. Tim Cumming’s new collection The Rapture will be published this November. …

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Tamar Yoseloff   My favourite film is Barry Lyndon. Some critics say that Ryan O’Neal’s performance is wooden, but his character is meant to be without emotion or remorse. Marisa Berenson stepped out of a Gainsborough painting; I like that her the …