The Poetry Business in association with Poetry Ireland and the James Joyce Centre present a rare chance to work with Ann and Peter Sansom, described by The Guardian as the 'best writing teachers in the world,' on Saturday, April 5th at 10.30am to 1.30pm in the James Joyce Centre. This demanding but hugely enjoyable morning will draw on classic and contemporary poems to create new poems of our own. In between there will be a little discussion about the practice of writing and publication. Ann and Peter are Co-Directors of The Poetry Business and editors of The North magazine and Smith|Doorstop Books. They have taught poetry at all levels including at Sheffield and Leeds Universities, and have tutored every year for The Arvon Foundation for over thirty years. Ann's books include Romance and In Praise of Men & Other People (Bloodaxe) and Peter's include Writing Poems (Bloodaxe), Careful What You Wish For, and Lanyard (Carcanet). Tickets are €25 general, €20 unwaged. The James Joyce Centre is supported by the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media.

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