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Maggie Armstrong is a former journalist turned author who lives in Dublin with her two children. Her essays and short fiction have appeared in the Dublin Review, The Stinging Fly and Banshee.
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Writer talks about her new poetry collection, Galway roots and upcoming projects
28 April 2024 By Valerie Ryan valerie@TheCork.ie Download brochure here Elizabeth Fort is set to host a free celebration of books, writing, reading, poetry, creativity and spoken word as part of the 25th annual Cork World Book Festival on Sunday 28th of April from 1-6.15pm. Taking place in Cork’s unique star-shaped fort located on Barracks…
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A dozen short stories are linked by a protagonist called Margaret, who is hapless, often bewildered, at times mean. You will love her
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Festival director Manuela Moser introduces this year’s programme