Hughes, Caoilinn

Caoilinn Hughes' latest novel, The Wild Laughter (2020) won the Royal Society of Literature's Encore Award. It was also shortlisted for the An Post Irish Book Awards' Novel of the Year and RTÉ Radio 1 Listener's Choice Award 2020, the Dalkey Literary Awards, and was longlisted for the Dylan Thomas Prize. Her first novel Orchid & The Wasp (2018) won the Collyer Bristow Prize 2019, and was a finalist for four other prizes. Her poetry collection, Gathering Evidence (Carcanet 2014), won the Irish Times Strong/Shine Award.

Irish Studies in Europe Vol. XI: Ireland: Interfaces and Dialogues

Ondřej Pilný, Radvan Markus, Daniela Theinová, James Little (eds.) 2022

Full Volume
J. Little; Introduction
G. Titley; The Strange Life of Free Speech Today: A Transnational Reflection on Nationalism, Racism and Noise
M. Bourdeau; Transcultural Dialogue through Connection: Storytelling as a Hopeful Interface in Colum McCann's Apeirogon
J. Achilles; Synge’s Playboy as Intercultural Contact Zone: The Globalization of the Western World
V. Halama; From Director to Coordinator: The Irish State and the Official Commemoration of the Easter Rising in 1966 and 2016
S. Curley Meyer; Women, War, and Wearable History: Winifred Carney, Grace Gifford- Plunkett, and a Classically Inspired Cameo B
M. McAuliffe; A “Woman’s Doom”: Class and Gendered Violence during the War of Independence
R. Andrews; Digital Witnessing as Memory Work: The Case of Bessborough Planning Hearing
M. Lydon; A Popular Centenary: Irish Popular Music's Re-interpretation of the 1916 Rising
A. Falkenau; Intersections, Confluence, and Embodiment of Irish Traditional and Folk Music Revivals: Galway, 1961-1981
S. Crosson (Chair); Roundtable on Irish Documentary Cinema with A. Gilsenan, G. Marsh, and P. Collins
C. Wallace (Chair); Art-making, Activism, and Collaboration: Plenary Conversation with Lien Bell and Maeve Stone
L. Ní Choistealbha; “I’m Their Ghost”: Trauma, Radiance, and the Macabre in Anthony Glavin's "Living In Hiroshima"
R. Markus; The Epidemic and the Carnivalesque: Ó Cadhain's Unpublished Play Typhus
A. Boller; “Ties Constitute What We Are”: Haunted Gender and Class Identities in Post-Celtic Tiger Narratives of Community
J. Bundschuh; Post-Agreement Border Infringements and Listicle Framing in Michelle Gallen's Big Girl, Small Town
List of Contributors

Theo Dorgan at the VI International Seminar on Irish Studies in Granada

Location:

As part of the VI International Seminar on Irish Studies, the Irish Studies Circle at the University of Granada presents a reading by poet Theo Dorgan, followed by a discussion. 

This event takes place on Thursday 26 January 2023 at the Aula García Lorca, Facultad Filosofía y Letras. Conctact Dr. Pilar Villar-Argáiz (pvillar[at]ugr.es) for more information. 

 

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