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All about Ireland! A panel with Dermot Bolger and Roy Foster. And Roddy Doyle reads from his Booker Prize-winning novel Paddy Clarke, Ha Ha Ha
A reading by Roddy Doyle, from his book Paddy Clarke, Ha Ha Ha.. Also - a discussion with writer and editor Dermot Bolger and historian Roy Foster about the myths and changes in Irish literature.
Where Does Poetry Come From?: From Dublin, a Griffin Poetry Prize panel
From the Dublin Writers Festival - Host Eleanor Wachtel speaks with the winners of this year's Griffin Poetry Prize, Roo Borson and Charles Simic, along with American poet Carolyn Forché and Irish poet Theo Dorgan about the question "Where Does Poetry Come From?"
A "Bloomsday" Panel discussions on ideas of Home and Away, with Irish writers Michael Collins, Claire Keegan, Colum McCann and Nuala O'Faolain
In honour of Bloomsday (June 16th), the day of James Joyce's Ulysses, Eleanor Wachtel talks to four Irish writers - Michael Collins, Claire Keegan, Colum McCann and Nuala O'Faolain - on ideas of home and away. Recorded at the Manulife Literary Arts Festival in Victoria, B.C.
Four hundred years of Irish poetry and prose, with Declan Kiberd
Eleanor Wachtel talks with Irish literary historian Declan Kiberd about his new book Irish Classics, which covers four hundred years of poetry and prose, from Gaelic bards to Joyce and Beckett.