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TERRORISM Passing the Torch
"Ulster peace? This means war!!"
Modern Guide to Irish Terrorism "... choice for pregnant 14 year old rape victims? No!!!"
"So, you want us to turn our swords into plowshares..." "...Where do you put the fuse in a plowshare?"
[Harold Wilson depicted as a wounded lion]
"Y'know, Sean, it's been so long, I can't remember either..."
1996 Royal touring limo -
IRA OFFER STUNS CIVILIZED WORLD. IRA OFFERS TO SHOOT 4 MEMBERS RESPONSIBLE FOR PUB MURDER. BAD PR MOVE. "Sure and have y'noticed? O'Frankenstain's eyes aren't smiling "
Irish Peace "Boo!"
"Terror's lost its charm"
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.
Hari Kunzru on My Revolutions
Today on Writers & Company, Eleanor Wachtel talks with British writer Hari Kunzru. There was a bidding war for Hari Kunzru's first novel, The Impressionist - a war that resulted in a record-breaking advance of more than two million dollars. The book won several awards and was short-listed for others. The following year, 2003, Kunzru was included in Granta Magazine's list of Best Young British Novelists. His latest novel, My Revolutions, marks a bold break from his previous Anglo-Indian…