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Another stellar line-up for this year's Stratford Literary Festival - Vimarsana News

Another stellar line-up for this year's Stratford Literary Festival

Names for the festival in May include some of the best-known writers and personalities in the country.

Ronan Bennett: 'I'm not the only Irish person to criticise an Irish man in the White House for a lack of solidarity' – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Ronan Bennett: 'I'm not the only Irish person to criticise an Irish man in the White House for a lack of solidarity' – The Irish Times

The novelist’s new book, based on his Netflix hit Top Boy, draws on his experience of being Irish in London – and of being wrongly convicted of murder. But his status as a former convict cuts little ice in his home city

'Inexplicably, the most under-valued Irish novelist of the past 50 years' – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

'Inexplicably, the most under-valued Irish novelist of the past 50 years' – The Irish Times

Maurice Leitch, who died this year, left us vivid portraits of Antrim mill villages in decline, tense Border communities and Troubles-torn Belfast

Ross-shire meeting with John Byrne, the creative genius who changed my life, didn't disappoint - Vimarsana News

Ross-shire meeting with John Byrne, the creative genius who changed my life, didn't disappoint

Byrne had a kindness and graciousness, a way of welcoming others, bringing them in, that I have not found elsewhere.

Penelope Unbound by Mary Morrissy: What if Nora Barnacle hadn't waited on James Joyce? – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Penelope Unbound by Mary Morrissy: What if Nora Barnacle hadn't waited on James Joyce? – The Irish Times

The problem with the novel is that it remains bound to Joyce