The Peregrine Readings
@ THE IRISH WRITERS CENTRE
A great night ahead this week at the Writers Centre Dublin
Carlo Gébler has written travel books, memoir, narrative history, as well as several plays for both radio and the stage, including 10 Rounds, which was short listed for the Ewart-Biggs Prize (2002). In 2009 the Lagan press published his novel, A Good Day for a Dog and Fourth Estate the memoir, My Father’s Watch, co-written with Patrick Maguire, youngest of the Maguire Seven.
Lia Mills is the author of two novels Another Alice and Nothing Simple and a memoir, In Your Face, which tells the story of a diagnosis of oral cancer and its treatment. She also writes short stories and literary non-fiction. An experienced facilitator of creative writing workshops, she has worked on several public art commission
June Considine is the author of sixteen novels for adults and children. Her most recent novel Stolen Child, published internationally by Avon/Harper Collins in July 2010, was written under her pen name Laura Elliot. Her short stories have appeared in a number of anthologies and featured on RTE’s Fiction 15 series.
(Sponsored by the Arts Council under the Touring and Dissemination Scheme)
THURSDAY @7.30PM (cost €5) Carlo Gébler, Lia Mills, June Considine
THURSDAY @7.30PM (cost €5) Carlo Gébler, Lia Mills, June Considine
Carlo Gébler has written travel books, memoir, narrative history, as well as several plays for both radio and the stage, including 10 Rounds, which was short listed for the Ewart-Biggs Prize (2002). In 2009 the Lagan press published his novel, A Good Day for a Dog and Fourth Estate the memoir, My Father’s Watch, co-written with Patrick Maguire, youngest of the Maguire Seven.
Lia Mills is the author of two novels Another Alice and Nothing Simple and a memoir, In Your Face, which tells the story of a diagnosis of oral cancer and its treatment. She also writes short stories and literary non-fiction. An experienced facilitator of creative writing workshops, she has worked on several public art commission
June Considine is the author of sixteen novels for adults and children. Her most recent novel Stolen Child, published internationally by Avon/Harper Collins in July 2010, was written under her pen name Laura Elliot. Her short stories have appeared in a number of anthologies and featured on RTE’s Fiction 15 series.
All enquires to Irish Writers Centre, 19 Parnell Square N, Dublin 1.
( 01) 8721302
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