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Dublin - Event Notice Thursday January 01 1970 First Wednesday Lunchtime Reading at the Loft
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Thursday September 01, 2011 15:42 by Seven Towers - Seven Towers Arts Agency and Publishing info at seventowers dot ie
The Monthly Lunchtime Read at the Twisted Pepper is here again
The First Wednesday Lunchtime Reading for September, the first Seven Towers event of the month of September, will feature new and old work from Anne Tannam, Ross Hathaway and Phil Lynch. Join us upstairs in the Loft Bookshop from 1pm 'til 2pm Kindly hosted by the Loft Bookshop, in-house at the Twisted Pepper, the First Wednesday Lunchtime reading is relaxed, informal way to pass away a lunch hour. Fine coffee, gourmet sandwiches and select beverages are available from the 3FE Coffeeshop downstairs and before or after, feel free to browse the fine selection of books the Loft has to offer.
About the readers:
Anne Tannam was born in 1966 in Dublin, one of four children. Brought up on a diet of books. Went to college, became a teacher, got married, had four children. Juggled parenthood with part time work and ran around like a headless chicken for a few years. Got a diploma in life coaching, learned to stop for a while and figure out how I wanted to live. Began writing. Continued to juggle but less frantically. Kept Writing , loved writing, wrote a book . Had the time of my life. Coached others who wanted to have the time of their life. Not the end.
Ross Hathaway is a New Zealand born Irish poet. Ross' first collection The Gentle Art of Rotting was published by Seven Towers in 2006 and he is currently working on his second to be published in 2011. Ross' work has been published all over the world and he has taken part in readings all over the world. In 2008 he was the first Irish poet to be invited as a featured guest at the International Poetry Spring Festival in Lithuania and his work has been translated into and published in Lithuanian.. He also guested at the Live Poet's Society Reading in Sydney in July 2008, and Manhattan’s East Village Saturn Sessions in June 2009.
Phil Lynch Is A Dublin Performance Poet Who Has Been Performing On The Scene Here Since The1970s--With A Little Gap When He Lived Abroad
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