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Ellen Dillon Reading
The School of English & Digital Humanities is delighted to announce that Arts Council/UCC Writer-in-residence for 2025 Ellen Dillon will read at UCC on February 27th, 6pm, in West Wing 9. Refreshments will be served from 5.45pm on the evening.
Ellen Dillon is a plurilingual poet from Limerick. Her latest book, Fare Thee Well, Miss Carousel, was published by HVTN Press in 2024. Previous books look at Irish history from the perspective of butter (Butter Intervention, Veer 2, 2022), the teaching life of Stéphane Mallarmé (Morsel May Sleep, Sublunary Editions, 2021), and Stephen Malkmus’s guitar (Sonnets to Malkmus, Sad Press, 2019). Her chapbooks include Heave (Smithereens Press, 2018), Achatina, achatina! (SoundEye Press, 2019) and Excavate (Poems after Pasolini) (2020, Oystercatcher Press). She was also a board member for the much-loved SoundEye Festival.
On the evening, Ellen will read from work-in-progress, followed by a Q&A. What a thrill!
WHO: Ellen Dillon!
WHEN: February 27th – 6pm!
WHERE: West Wing 9!