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A choice of three poetry workshops at Galway Arts Centre
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Tuesday April 25, 2006 00:42 by Kevin Higgins kphiggins at hotmail dot com 087-6431748
Galway Arts Centre is offering aspiring poets a choice of three poetry workshops, all commencing the week of May 8th. The tutor will be Kevin Higgins, whose first collection of poems, ‘The Boy With No Face’, published by Salmon in 2005, was short-listed for the Strong Award for Best First Collection by an Irish Poet. Galway Arts Centre is offering aspiring poets a choice of three poetry workshops, all commencing the week of May 8th. The tutor will be Kevin Higgins, whose first collection of poems, ‘The Boy With No Face’, published by Salmon in 2005, was short-listed for the Strong Award for Best First Collection by an Irish Poet. ‘The Boy With No Face’ was also Salmon Poetry’s Bestselling Book of 2005, and is soon to be reprinted. Kevin Higgins is an experienced workshop facilitator and many of his students have gone on to achieve publication success. |