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Event description Brave New World : Dystopian Fiction event - Join Sarah Davis-Goff, Niall Bourke and Oana Aristide in conversation with Rick O Shea About this event Brave New World : Are we all currently living in a dystopian world?! It might really have felt like this over the past year. Yet, Sarah, Niall & Oana have been among the new wave of writers who have explored and succeeded in this genre of writing over the past few years!
So let s have a look at dystopian fiction and its place in literature! Join us at Listowel Writers Week for what should be a fascinating and topical event, featuring Sarah Davis-Goff, Niall Bourke and Oana Aristide in conversation with Rick O’Shea.
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The most interesting recent poetry collections travel the world, from Welsh churches to refugee camps in Lebanon, via a Romanian orphanage
Maria Stadnicka s latest collection is Buried Gods Metal Prophets
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Buried Gods Metal Prophets by Maria Stadnicka ★★★★☆
Welcome to “the Sputnik Wing for irrecoverables”, St Joseph’s Orphanage, Romania, where the state is doing all it can to cover up the true nature of the “irrecoverable” children’s condition.
Between 1987-1991, at least 10,000 in Romania’s overcrowded orphanages were infected with HIV, believed to be caused by dirty needles used in vaccinations. In the poems of Buried Gods Metal Prophets, we witness this tragedy mainly through the eyes of two young children known only as “Bed 27” and “Bed 28”.