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£750 prize money awaits the winner of the 12th annual short story competition
Acclaimed journalist Robert Fisk addresses the University of Ulster on the current crisis in the Middle East
CNI picks some of its favourite things from 2008
Markethill author's debut novel snapped up by top agent and publishers
Seamus Heaney receives Lifetime Achievement Award as centenary celebrations go with a bang at Queen's
Following the publication of her second collection, Drives, the poet talks about her respect for Seamus Heaney and Catullus, learning to write and falling in love with Philip Larkin
Winning entry in the 2008 Michael McLaverty Short Story competition, by Aiden O'Reilly
Dublin writer scoops top prize at the second biennial short story awards
'I just started talking and all these dreadful things started coming out of my mouth'. Click Play Audio for a podcast with the author
On the eve of the publication of The Collected Poems the poet talks about his love of song, Gerard Manley Hopkins and wonders what Shakespeare would be like after a few drinks
Queen's Drama Department commemorate Belfast playwright with a critical look at some of his best work
Queen's Drama Department commemorate Belfast playwright with a critical look at some of his best work
Queen's Drama Department commemorate Belfast playwright with a critical look at some of his best work
Portstewart's Philip Henry on horror writing, 12-hour shifts and his own brush with the spirit world
Innovative collaboration sees exclusive US publication of three generations of Northern Irish poetry
Inspirational collection of essays and musings from Belfast poet and literary critic Gerald Dawe
The Belfast playwright on guarding his crown jewels, singing with Brendan Behan and dreaming of Julius Caesar
Glenn Patterson dicusses finding a voice for his new memoir Once Upon a Hill
Glenn Patterson's new memoir delves into a history of violence in Lisburn
Belfast writer Laura Canning discusses the pros and cons of self-publication
Tributes pour in to mark the passing of 'a poet of film'
Opposites attract at Bangor's annual celebration of Irish literature. Click Play Audio for a preview podcast with arts marketing officer Mark Gordon
The acclaimed poet on falling in love with the medium, admiring Mary Robinson and the exhibition of the year in northern Italy
The writer reveals his approach to politics, chess and armed robbers
Audio anthology offers opportunity for poets
The Belfast writer releases her latest book for teenagers. Click Play Audio for a podcast with the author
From literary giants to X-tractor talent contests
Author Martina Devlin on her family's connection to the Titanic and her own plans to sail the 2012 centenary commemoration voyage
Ciaran Carson's poetry reaches a new high with For All We Know, writes Ross Moore
Ciaran Carson's poetry reaches a new high with For All We Know, writes Ross Moore
Early 20th century Northern Irish novelists
From provincial poets and rhyming weavers to Victorian writing and the national revival
The intrepid travel writer on meeting Leonard Cohen, catching trains and traveling with a smile
'We will miss the urbane, courteous intelligence that formed the basis of Robert's quiet-toned, always engaging poetry'
Fans will find much frivolity in Ian Sansom's third installment of the mobile library detective series, writes Brendan Deeds
Sven Birkets leads the latest edition of Irish Pages
Occupational psychologist Allen Young discusses his new self-help book with Lee Henry. Click Play Audio for a podcast with the author
Rachel Wilson talks to the internationally recognised author of children's books
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