Knowing Women paperback Knowing Women: James Lawless: Amazon.com: Kindle Store Only $3 on Kindle for limited time 4.0 out of 5 stars A Winning Story April 8, 2013 By Kim Format:Kindle Edition This book was well-crafted, riveting, and inspiring. I had no idea how…
18.02.2013 Ó Bhéal Poetry Reading: James Lawless Ó Bhéal presents James Lawless. Entrance is free. Readings will last between 30-45 minutes after which there will be the usual open-mic session. Be sure to come early to get good seats. Full…
15.02.2013 Over The Edge Poetry Book Showcase The 2013 Over The Edge Poetry Book Showcase featuring Mary O’Rourke, Sarah Clancy, Máire Holmes, Kevin O’Shea, James Lawless, Elaine Feeney, Micheál Ó’Coinn, Michael Faherty and Amit Mediratta. Venue: The Kitchen @ The…
Caitriona MacKernan reviewing in Books Ireland February 2013 Finding Penelope. James Lawless. Indigo Dreams Publishing 230 pp £7.99 pb19 cm +1-907401-78-7 Cocaine rule of the vulnerable is the subject of this compelling psychodrama. It is set in Costa del Sol,…
Last Wednesday my friend and fellow writer Brian Kirk tagged me in an online blogging chain called The Next Big Thing, a series of questions about writers’ next projects. The idea is to draw attention to writers and their blogs…
Goodreads Book Giveaway The Avenue by James Lawless Giveaway ends January 24, 2013. See the giveaway details at Goodreads. Enter to win
I can recall now the first time I heard the insurance man remonstrating with my mother. It was late one Christmas Eve. I was six or seven at the time, waiting in bed for Santa, pressing tightly on my eyes,…
Christmas Eve The birds make fake bird songs that I heard in the Christmas shops, the fake moon is spotted before dark, the navyblue sky is waiting for its absence to be filled, houses stand like sentries, men in windows…
Check out this profile: James Lawless http://t.co/oRsra5OH via @Amazon_Studios The late Giles Gordon and David Marcus and president of Ireland Michael D Higgins, who resurrected Bord Scannán na hÉireann (The Irish Film Board), believed in the filmic potential of The…
Apart from the big hitters Timothy Mo’s Pure and Sebastian Faulk’s A possible Life which I reviewed (see my book reviews post), there were other books I enjoyed this year which largely escaped the main media. These included poets, Declan…