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8 Wed 14th Oct 8pm Daghdha Space John O’Donoghue John O’Donoghue is the author of two pamphlets, Letter To Lord Rochester (Waterloo Press 2004) and The Beach Generation (Pighog Press 2007). Brunch Poems is published by Waterloo Press in 2008. His memoir, Sectioned, was published by John Murray in Spring 2009. He is an English born poet of irish parents, living in Brighton. Wed 14th Oct 8pm Daghdha Space Lidija Dimkovska was born in 1971 in Skopje, Macedonia. She is a poet, essayist, and translator. She took a Ph.D. degree in Romanian Literature at the University of Bucharest, and for several years she worked there as lecturer in Macedonian Language and Literature. Now she lives in Ljubljana, Slovenia, as a free-lance writer and translator of Romanian and Slovenian Literature into Macedonian. Books of poetry: The Offspring of the East (1992, together with Boris Cavkoski), The Fire of Letters (1994), Bitten Nails (1998), 20.young.m@c.poets.00 (an anthology of young Macedonian poetry, 2000), Nobel vs. Nobel (2001, available also online, second issue 2002), Meta-Hanging on Meta-Linden (in Romanian; Vinea, Bucharest, 2001); Nobel vs. Nobel (Slovenian version by Aleph, Ljubljana, 2004), Do Not Awaken Them with Hammers (English translation by Ugly Duckling Press, New York, 2006), Ideal Weight (selected poetry in Macedonian, 2008) and pH Neutral for Life and Death, 2009. She published her first novel Hidden Camera in 2004 and for it she received the award of the Writers’ Union of Macedonia for the best novel of the year. It has been translated in Slovenian (Cankarjeva, Ljubljana, 2006) and Slovakian (Kalligram, Bratislava, 2007) and will shortly be published in Polish. Her poems have been translated and published in more than 20 languages all around the world. She has participated at numerous international literary festivals and residencies. In 2009 she received the German “Hubert Burda” prize for younger Eastern European poets. WEDNESDAY 9
10 Wed 14th Oct 9.30pm White House Pub Maurice Riordan Maurice Riordan received the Michael Hartnett Award in 2007 for The Holy Land (Faber). Previous collections, A Word from the Loki and Floods, were nominated for the T.S. Eliot Prize and the Whitbread Book Award. Other publications include A Quark for Mister Mark:101 Poems About Science and Hart Crane, which has recently appeared in Faber`s `Poet to Poet` series. Born in Lisgoold, Co Cork, he lives in London and teaches on the Writing MA at Sheffield Hallam University. Thurs 15th Oct 1.15pm Limerick City Gallery of Art Paul Sweeney Paul Sweeney was born and educated in Limerick. In 2004 he produced a special limited edition book The City - Poems in The Note of CP Cavafy, with original hand made prints by Gavin Hogg, which was launched at the Belltable Arts Centre. WEDNESDAY THURSDAY 11
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