Join us as we launch Nerys Williams' new book of poems, Cabaret. There will be a reading, music, and wine reception. The event is free of charge, but booking is suggested.
NDP and the James Joyce Centre present celebrated U.S. poet Elizabeth Willis, in association with Poetry Ireland. Willis's most recent collection, Awake, was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in 2016, and she is Professor of Poetry at the Iowa Writers' Workshop.
Reading and conversation June 14 and workshop June 15.
An evening of poetry and discussion with Jeffery Renard Allen, Nerys Williams, and Jonathan C. Creasy at the James Joyce Centre, Dublin (free admission)
"The prodigiously talented Jeffery Renard Allen is without question one of our most important writers." - Junot Diaz
New Dublin Press and the James Joyce Centre are delighted to bring you a reading by the acclaimed American novelist and poet Jeffery Renard Allen on Friday 20 January 2017.
A recent Guggenheim fellow, Allen is Professor of Creative Writing at the University of Virginia. He is the author of five books, most recently the novel Song of the Shank (Graywolf Press, 2014), which is loosely based on the life of nineteenth century African American piano virtuoso Blind Tom. The novel was widely acclaimed, winning a place in the final of the PEN/Faulkner Award, a nomination for the Dublin Literary Prize and going on to win the CLMP's Firecracker Award. Allen is also the author of two other works of fiction, the novel Rails Under my Back (Farrar, Strauss & Giroux, 2000) and the short story collection Holding Pattern (Graywolf Press, 2008), as well as two books of poetry.
This event will take place on Friday 20 January at 7PM in the James Joyce Centre, 35 North Great George's Street, Dublin 1.
Places for this event are FREE but booking is required. Please click here to reserve your place.
Celebrate the publication of The Black Mountain Letters (Dalkey Archive Press) by New Dublin Press editor and publisher Jonathan C. Creasy.
Acclaimed poet, author, biographer Terese Svoboda visits Dublin from New York City for a talk and reading centred on her new biography of the radical Irish-American poet Lola Ridge.
NDP presents a collaborative performance by poets Annemarie Ní Churreáin, Kimberly Campanello, and Kinga Tóth. This collaboration arises from the poets' shared emphasis on the musicality and materiality of language – from Hungarian, to German, to Irish, to English, to Sanskrit – including the physical processes of shaping language in poetry performance. In this piece, the poets have meditated upon the themes of borders, cycles and the taking of life.
We are proud to exhibit our limited edition book, Imagines, at this year's Dublin Art Book Fair.
NDP editor and publisher Jonathan Creasy gives a featured lecture at this year's Black Mountain College Conference in Asheville, North Carolina.
Susan Howe is one of the preeminent writers in the United States. We are extremely happy to present this evening of reading and conversation with Howe, in the wonderful venue of Belvedere House as part of the 2015 Bloomsday Festival.
NDP presents poet and scholar Kimberly Campanello as part of our lecture series. She will give a talk titled, The 'Found' Voice, after which there will be time for a discussion with Dr. Campanello and the NDP editorial staff.
Our limited edition book, Imagines, with scores by Benjamin Dwyer, poems by Kimberly Campanello, commentary by Jonathan Creasy and design by Distinctive Repetition, at the Barrow River Arts Festival, Co. Carlow.
Independent Publishers, Joycean Readings & Mulled Wine! In Support of Fighting Words
The Colour of Saying: An Evening to Celebrate Dylan Thomas in Dublin's stunning Unitarian Church. Featuring Maurice Scully, John Goodby, Nerys Williams, Jonathan Creasy, Carry On Troubadours and Twin Headed Wolf.
NDP presents Chamber Music & Poetry - featuring composer / guitarist Benjamin Dwyer and poets Kimberly Campanello and Kit Fryatt. A must see!
NDP's Performing Poetry Project presents Gavin Selerie and Nerys Williams - and music from Patrick Groenland. Drinks reception sponsored by O'Hara's!
Join us on Culture Night at the James Joyce Centre for a listening session devoted to the NDP documentary, The Big Book: James Joyce's Ulysses.
NDP's Performing Poetry Project presents Quincy R. Lehr
Producer and presenter Jonathan Creasy explores the biggest book of them all - James Joyce's Ulysses.
New Dublin Press is back at the Joinery! Don't miss this unique collection of exciting musicians and poets.
The Performing Poetry Project returns to the spacious Back Loft Gallery for a day of poetry and music with Maurice Scully, Nerys Williams and Kimberly Campanello.
New Dublin Press present an intimate evening of music and poetry in Granby Park. Granby Park is an urban pop-up park in a reclaimed vacant site in Dublin’s inner city.
PPP is Back! Join us Sunday, July 7th at 3:00 PM for more poetry, music, food, and drink.
Featuring Nerys Williams, Droppin the Act, and Katie Holmes. With music from Carry On Troubadours.
Join us at the JOINERY! A very special gig of music, poetry & DJ sets, with proceeds going to the Joinery Fundit campaign.
Featuring Kit Fryatt, Jonathan C. Creasy, Rory McArdle and music from Patrick Groenland.
