Call for Submissions: Harassment and Abuse in Irish Literature - Personal Narratives. Please share widely. For more information, see measorg.com/harassmentandabu… #wakeupirishpoetry #irishliterature
Please read @LedburyCritics' response to @IrishTimes, published by MEAS: '"The absolute bedrock of literary criticism" is, according to Doyle, "selection on merit". But as any critic knows all too well, ‘merit’ is not neutrally applied nor can critical judgements be unbiased.'
Our letter to the Editor @IrishTimes in response to the Irish Times article on the 'Poetry Reviews in the Irish Times, 2008-2013: Gender, Race and Publishers'.
MEAS will publish a detailed response in due course. In the meantime, we recommend reading this thread from @LedburyCritics on some of the issues regarding BAME representation in poetry reviewing and publication. 4/4 teapawt.net/LedburyCritics/status/…
...and to reflect on the findings for this period, as related to gender, race and publishers in the period 2013-2018 in the Poetry Reviews Section. 3/4
Replying to @KathyDArcyCork
@KathyDArcyCork giving a compelling performance of her poetry as part of the final panel of #meas2019
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Replying to @chennessybooks
@chennessybooks of @bansheelit with an array of the striking covers of Banshee journal #meas2019
@soft_moth of @not4ucollective outlining the collaborative and accessible ethos of Not4ucollective @MEASorg @EnglishUCC
Replying to @IrishUniReview
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‘Men and women are heard differently when they write and say the same things’ @lcollins232 quoting Anne Enright on the canonical exclusion of women writers and the implications for teaching and research #meas2019
A table of contents from Poetry Ireland Review 1981 showing a strong preference for male poets @poetryireland @BethMohen
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@BethMohen of @poetryireland speaking about the resources and opportunities provided by Poetry Ireland
Pádraig Naughton of @ADIarts speaking about the initiatives of Arts & Disability Ireland in advocating for equality

















