Elke D'hoker
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Professor of modern English literature at KU Leuven
Director of the Leuven Centre for Irish Studies
Director of the Leuven Centre for Irish Studies
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On 24 March, the LCIS welcomes Irish author Mary Costello for a reading and Q&A. This event takes place in the Irish College Leuven from 6 till 7.30pm.
Entrance is free, but please register at ghum.kuleuven.be/lcis/news-ev...
#irishstudies
Entrance is free, but please register at ghum.kuleuven.be/lcis/news-ev...
#irishstudies
March 12, 2025 at 4:22 PM
On 24 March, the LCIS welcomes Irish author Mary Costello for a reading and Q&A. This event takes place in the Irish College Leuven from 6 till 7.30pm.
Entrance is free, but please register at ghum.kuleuven.be/lcis/news-ev...
#irishstudies
Entrance is free, but please register at ghum.kuleuven.be/lcis/news-ev...
#irishstudies
Reposted by Elke D'hoker
The next stop on the EFACIS Irish Itinerary is Belgium!
Writer Mary Costello will be visiting Leuven, Gent, Kortrijk and Antwerp at the end of March.
All the upcoming events on the Irish Itinerary can be found at www.efacis.eu/itinerary-ev...
Writer Mary Costello will be visiting Leuven, Gent, Kortrijk and Antwerp at the end of March.
All the upcoming events on the Irish Itinerary can be found at www.efacis.eu/itinerary-ev...
March 11, 2025 at 4:14 PM
The next stop on the EFACIS Irish Itinerary is Belgium!
Writer Mary Costello will be visiting Leuven, Gent, Kortrijk and Antwerp at the end of March.
All the upcoming events on the Irish Itinerary can be found at www.efacis.eu/itinerary-ev...
Writer Mary Costello will be visiting Leuven, Gent, Kortrijk and Antwerp at the end of March.
All the upcoming events on the Irish Itinerary can be found at www.efacis.eu/itinerary-ev...
This new issue of SFTP has just come out, based on the Manchester ENSFR conference. Among its riches: an inspiring lecture from Jon McGregor, an interview with Thomas Morris and many interesting articles. My own small contribution is a review of Delaney and Patten's superb anthology Dublin Tales.
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March 11, 2025 at 12:30 PM
This new issue of SFTP has just come out, based on the Manchester ENSFR conference. Among its riches: an inspiring lecture from Jon McGregor, an interview with Thomas Morris and many interesting articles. My own small contribution is a review of Delaney and Patten's superb anthology Dublin Tales.