Irish writers
RONNIE ELDRIDGE: Hello, I'm Ronnie Eldridge. Welcome to Eldridge & Company. The city's 300,000 municipal employees have been working under expired contracts for about four...
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DOUG MUZZIO: Hello, I'm Doug Muzzio, this is City Talk. He was the first mafia boss to turn government witness, the second highest defector ever. His criminal career: murder, loan sharking,...
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I would not be a writer were not for libraries. I am where I am specifically because of libraries, and particularly the Uppam Corners Branch, which is in Austin. So libraries... tell working-class...
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[Quartermain] KING SOLOMON'S MINES-- LIKE MANY OTHERS, WELL... I DIDN'T BELIEVE IN THEM. IN THOSE DAYS, AFRICA WAS A LAND OF MANY ROMANTIC LEGENDS. IT HAD A VAST, UNEXPLORED INTERIOR....
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Olga Viso: I'm Olga Viso, director here at the Center, and we're so pleased that you could join us for the conversation today between acclaimed Irish playwright, Enda Walsh, and the...
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>> Female Interviewer: Please join me in welcoming author and journalist Jennifer Egan to Google Cambridge for today's Authors at Google's event. Her most recent novel A...
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British writer Louis de Bernieres uses human experience as the basis for his work ...though not necessarily his own. I use personal experience only up to a point. If you exploit your personal...
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Previously, on The West Wing: You have to ask a girl out on a date. You can't just randomly tumble into a girl sideways and hope she breaks up with you soon, Why not? She goes out with guys....
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Well, what's the story? Here... Why are these playgrounds in the city always empty? So are the pubs, whole housing estates. What do you want me to do about it? People are not allowed out to...
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DR. WILLIAM P. KELLY: Welcome to the twelfth episode of Irish Writers in America, CUNY TV's 13-part series featuring Irish and Irish-American writers. This week we hear from two successful...
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