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Poets, Peace and a Nobel Prize

Tyrone writer Emma Heatherington on her new novel "The Promise" and poet Moyra Donaldson explores the complex ties between mothers and daughters in a new collection, "Bone House"

On The Culture Cafe, County Tyrone writer Emma Heatherington on her new novel "The Promise" - late 1990s Northern Ireland as the backdrop to a love story and why she's quoted Nobel Peace Prize winner John Hume.

Also, a new collection "Bone House" from Co. Down poet Moyra Donaldson, which beautifully and brutally explores the complex ties between mothers and daughters.

And music including Flamenco guitar from Terra Nova Productions, 成人快手 NI's Where Music Matters and, in case you missed it, Isobel Anderson's Street Knowledge from the Stephen McCauley Show.

55 minutes

Last on

Sat 24 Apr 2021 18:05
成人快手 Radio Ulster

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Music Played

  • Made To Love (feat. Imelda May)

  • Star Sign Lover (feat. Lucy Gaffney)

  • Mindful Flamenco (feat. Terra Nova Productions)

  • I Know The End (feat. Phoebe Bridgers)

  • Beautful Beaches (feat. James)

  • Octogenarian Mermaid (feat. The Darkling Air)

Broadcast

  • Sat 24 Apr 2021 18:05
    成人快手 Radio Ulster