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R E A D I N G S b y R O I S Í N I N G L E & J U D I T H M O K |
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Roisín Ingle grew up in Dublin and worked variously in her hometown and London as a childminder, wannabe-popstar, waitress, restaurant manager and cloakroom attendant before landing her first journalism job. She subsequently worked for ‘The Sunday Tribune’ and ‘The Title’, and currently writes a weekly column for the ‘Irish Times Magazine’. Her first book, Pieces of Me was published in 2005 and features a collection of her popular articles from ‘The Irish Times’.
Judith Mok, soprano, writer and actor has established a unique reputation. Mok is well known in her native Netherlands as the author of many volumes of poetry and novels. Her latest novel Gael published in May 2006 and features a young violist from a Jewish background falling hopelessly in love with an Irish painter called Gael. |
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Friday, June 2 2006 |
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