Fri, 07 May, 2021 - 08:17
My Weekend: In my dreams I sneak out and meet pals for quiet pints and put the week to bed
Writer and editor Danny Denton, who lives in Passage, is involved in an upcoming project called ‘A City & A Garden’
Literary editor Danny Denton (The Stinging Fly) launching A CITY + A GARDEN - a state-of-the-art sonic experience, combining story and song with the world around us. It s part of the Safe Harbour Festival.
Picture: Clare Keogh Tell us a little bit about yourself:
I’m a dad, a husband, a writer and an editor. My first novel was The Earlie King and my next novel is All Along The Echo, out next spring. I edit The Stinging Fly, an Irish literary magazine.
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Updated / Sunday, 25 Apr 2021
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Although some high-profile victories have been won regarding women s safety and wellbeing in Ireland in recent years, it seems clear that these movements have, in some places, failed to reach the most vulnerable women in Irish society. How far, really, have we come?
Between the women whose privacy was violated in the recent Discord leak, the untenable costs of reproductive healthcare, the women still struggling to survive the trauma of institutionalisation, and the daily harassment and violence faced by trans women and women of colour, it s clear that there is still much work to do.
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Updated / Wednesday, 14 Apr 2021
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Director of Cúirt International Festival of Literature Sasha de Buyl introduces the 2021 edition of the popular book bash, which runs from April 21 - 25, with a number of events streaming live here on RTÉ Culture.
Running a book festival during a global pandemic isn t quite the glamorous gig you might expect it to be. Instead of sipping wine at receptions and jetting off to international festivals, it’s shockingly similar to in the old days when you had a bit of a cold and decided to work from home.