1st of May isn't very far. If you want to learn innovative and engaged ways of reading literature and would like to write reviews then please sign up. Seats are limited!

Tapasya is a great teacher and this will be so interesting. Grab your place before it books out.

As Betty Stenson states, the course does not merely focus on the literary output but imparts various skills, including reading and appreciating literary works. I hope to make it fun and exciting!
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If you're eager to hone your skills in effectively reading, critiquing and appreciating literature, this Irish Writers Centre course with Dr Tapasya Narang is for you! It will also train you in pitching and getting published in magazines and newspapers. Book at irishwriterscentre.ie/courses/the-ar…

New course starts in May, please share with your #WritingCommunity 👇

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focusing on politics, ideologies and motivation behind the culture of book reviewing ✍️

And the rain stopped and the sun came out and our student performers were brilliant and Rhythm Africana and weareGRIOT were AMAZING - thank you Festival in a Van and The Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon with dlr Arts Office for changing how we think about the lunch hour 🎉🎤

Couldn’t be prouder of DIP critic extraordinaire, Tapasya Narang.
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Excited for this!!! #muldoonspicnic Poetry Ireland

This is going to be so brilliant! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

I am delighted to be teaching this course Irish Writers Centre. Looking forward to meeting the writers. Please sign up. Intersectional Humanities
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Really looking forward to these performances from Festival in a Van - Tues 9 April by the lake at University College Dublin - come on down!!

I'd be really interested to hear from anyone interested in pursuing a project on Irish Literature and the Law - please do get in touch if that hits your interests too 👇

Matches is an extraordinary piece of work and I was thrilled to hear Catherine Gander😷 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🇵🇸 read from this very original marvel. It was beautifully introduced by Annemarie Ní Churreáin 🩷

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It would be very lovely to see you at the Dublin launch of Matches!

When I reached the last few pages, I felt sorrow. I wanted more of Catherine's beautifully crafted, and enlightening poems. It is one of the greatest books I have ever read. Please buy and join Catherine for a reading Books Upstairs this Sunday afternoon, 2:30 p.m.

Set in Ireland’s Beara Peninsula in 1986 with a historical thread from 400 years ago… my 4th book out 19th Sept. Please RT!! HopeRoad #TheInheritance