by Admin | Oct 17, 2018 | Essay, Fiction, Literature, Nonfiction
By Miranda Stinson What does it mean to be an Irish writer in New York? It’s certainly not a new question—if you’re here reading the IAW&A blog, then odds are you’ve grappled with at least two if not all three parts of the equation—but it’s one that continues to...
by Admin | Oct 8, 2018 | Comedy, Essay, Irish Politics, Literature, Music
← PREVIOUS POST NEXT POST → By Karen Daly Photos by Cat Dwyer The first October IAW&A Salon would seem to have a somber theme, with contributions dealing with loss, mourning and remembrance. However, the performers’ talent and variety, coupled with...
by Admin | Sep 10, 2018 | Fiction, Music, Poetry
← PREVIOUS POST NEXT POST → By Karen Daly Photos by John Kearns Skylar Larkyn Our first Fall Salon, on a still-sultry night, had an enticing mix of seasoned presenters with several new talents. Mark William Butler, our good-natured host, kept the program...
by Admin | Aug 25, 2018 | Comedy, Music, Theater
By Jenifer Margaret Kelly and Karen Daly Photos by Christopher Booth Jenifer Margaret Kelly We had a full slate of music, comedy, theater and award winning writers as well as a full house at the August IAWA Salon at the cell theater. A first time Salon host, poet and...
by Admin | Aug 16, 2018 | Music, Theater
By John Kearns Photos by John Kearns An enthusiastic crowd filled the third floor of Saint Patrick’s Bar and Grill to enjoy a full slate of readers, actors, and musicians at the first IAW&A Salon of August. We had some performances to compete with from...
