The greatest debate on the most pressing issue facing Western civilization today: Should you see the film first, or read the book? Maurice Newman on the Bookworm show on Near 90.3 FM helps you to make the decision.
Maurice Newman talks to Christodoulos Makris and Karl Whitney about this exciting writers’ project, and a great deal more of interest to aspiring authors. Compass Lines is a writers’ exchange project aiming to establish links between writers and communities in the North…
In this weeks show Michael Sharp reviews Roddy Doyle’s ‘Brilliant’ and Robert Gilbraith’s ‘Silkworm’. Also the kids of North Bay Educate Together School talk about ‘Danger is Everywhere’ by David O’Doherty. And we feature a visit to the Anarchist Book Fair and…
In this weeks show Roisin Ni Ghairbhi discusses her biography of William Pearse, brother of Patrick, and the ’16 lives’ series, biographies of the lives of those executed after Easter 1916. Bob Johnson talks about the ‘Gutter Bookshop’ latest award and the…
Michael Sharp reviews ‘Ten Football Matches That Changed The World’ while guest Connor Farrelly gives a fresh opinion on ‘The Commitments’. Joe Collins talks about the latest 1916 commemorative poetry and literary offerings.
Michael Sharp reviews Emma Healey’s debut novel, ‘Elizabeth is missing’ while Paula Wiseman interviews childrens author Shane Hegarty about his successful novel, ‘Darkmouth’.
Joe Collins has the 6th class of ‘North Bay Educate Together’ school in studio to review their Book Club choice, ‘ A Monster Calls’. Also in studio American poet Bill Dorris talks about his life and poetry.
On this, the last programme of the series, we’ll go back to TARGET Trinity Adult Resource Group for Education and Training in Donaghmede, where Nearfm recorded the reading of James Joyce’s Grace, one of the stories in the book Dubliners. We also…
On this programme we’ll listen to the two James Joyce’s Dubliner’s stories that were adapted and dramatised by the near drama group, Ivy Daz in the Committee Room and A Painful Case. But before we start we’ll listen to Jack Byrne, who…
For this programme we’ll visit Raheny Library and TARGET Trinity Adult Resource Group for Education and Training in Donaghmede, where Nearfm recorded the readings of Clay and Counterparts, two of the stories of James Joyce’s Dubliners. First, we spoke to librarian Terri…
Today we will be travelling to the Sean O’Casey Centre, in East Wall, to listen to The Sisters and Two Gallants and we will listen to the opinions of some of the readers on Joyce’s writing and use of language. Thanks to our readers Seamus Murphy, Bernadette…