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Peregrine Readings Autumn 2012

 

 

Reading 3

Irish Writers' Centre reading on Tuesday 16th October 7.30pm

 

Paul Murray Paul Murray

Paul Murray was born in 1975. He studied English at Trinity College Dublin, and subsequently completed a Masters degree in Creative Writing at the University of East Anglia. His first novel, An Evening of Long Goodbyes was shortlisted for the Whitbread Prize in 2003 and nominated for the Kerry Irish Fiction Award. This was followed by Skippy Dies, which received rave reviews on publication in 2010 and was long listed for the Man Booker Prize for Fiction. Paul lives in Dublin.

 

 

 
Val Mulkerns Val Mulkerns

Writer and freelance journalist Val Mulkerns was born in Dublin. After working in the civil service and living in London, she returned to Ireland in 1952 as Associate Editor of The Bell and has continued her career as a broadcaster and journalist. Two early novels, A Time Outworn and A Peacock Cry, were followed by a sequence of short stories Antiquities (1978). Following this came another collection An Idle Woman (1980) and two novels, The Summerhouse (1984) and Very Like a Whale (1986). Another collection of short stories A Friend of Don Juan was published in 1988.

She is also the author of two books for children published in Germany. In 1984 she was awarded the AIB Prize for Literature. She is a founder member of Aosdána. At present she is working on a memoir, Friends with the Enemy.

 
To book places at the Kilkenny and Portumna readings, please contact those venues directly.

Admission is free to the readings at the Irish Writers' Centre but donations are very welcome. To reserve your seat, call or email the Centre.

 
         
Arts Council Funding
Irish Writers' Centre, 19 Parnell Square, Dublin 1. Tel: +353 1 8721302
Email: info@writerscentre.ie

Charity Number: 19738