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About aoife

have a listen at http://www.myspace.com/aoifemannixandjaniearmour Aoife Mannix is an Irish writer and poet based in London. Her first novel Heritage of Secrets was published by Lubin & Kleyner in 2008. She is the author of four collections of poetry; The Trick of Foreign Words (2002), The Elephant in the Corner (2005), Growing Up An Alien (2007) and the recent Turn The Clocks Upside Down – all with Tall Lighthouse. Her work has been broadcast on BBC Radio 3, BBC Radio 4, London Live, Resonance FM, and the BBC World Service. Her short stories are included in the anthologies Tell Tales Volume 3 (2006), Small Voices, Big Confessions (2006) and Westside Stories (2003).

Misunderstood Monsters at Half Moon Young People’s Theatre

I’m performing my children’s show Misunderstood Monsters on Feb 23 at Half Moon http://www.visitlondon.com/things-to-do/event/27501672-misunderstood-monsters-at-half-moon-young-peoples-theatre Tweet

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Abridged

I have a poem published in the latest issue of Abridged magazine – Once A Railroad Tweet

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Misunderstood Monsters children’s show Spring 2013 tour dates

Happy New Year!  We’re delighted to announce our tour dates for the Spring.  Hope you can join us for more monster catching in 2013! Saturday, Feb 23 11am & 2pm Half Moon Young People’s Theatre, 43 White Horse Road, London … Continue reading

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Cityread London 2013 Who Would You Invite To Dinner?

This year’s Cityread London book has been announced as Sebastian Faulkes’ A Week in December.  Join me in blogging and celebrating this fascinating take on contemporary London life. You can also check out the Cityread London facebook page for details … Continue reading

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November blog post for Cityread London

Check out my latest blog post for Cityread London on all things literary in the capital – Is This Town Haunted? http://blog.cityreadlondon.org.uk/2012/10/is-this-town-haunted-aoife-mannix-on-londons-creepy-streets/ Tweet

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