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Distance

Cynthia Kraack Posted on January 31, 2012 by Cynthia KraackMay 24, 2012

Travel to faraway places. Even writers do it. Writing on an airplane, thoughts unplugged from earth, your laptop becomes an anchor to unclaimed time.

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Traveling Home

Cynthia Kraack Posted on January 13, 2012 by Cynthia KraackMay 24, 2012

In the Howth Yacht Club’s pub, we stood with arms crossed, holding hands, as an elderly man with a wonderful tenor sang a ballad…

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Paula Meehan and Returning Home

Cynthia Kraack Posted on January 9, 2012 by Cynthia KraackMay 24, 2012

Paula Meehan, a Dublin poet, has decades of work to share and decades more to produce.

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Time Zones

Cynthia Kraack Posted on January 9, 2012 by Cynthia KraackMay 24, 2012

When a crisis hits at home and you are 3, 700 miles away, differing time zones magnify each bump.

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Reading in Howth

Cynthia Kraack Posted on January 8, 2012 by Cynthia KraackMay 24, 2012

sharing the stage with Annie Depp, an American poet loved by the Irish, and Jessica de Koninck, a New Jersey poet capturing Pushcart nominations

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Speckled People

Cynthia Kraack Posted on January 6, 2012 by Cynthia KraackMay 24, 2012

With the Irish Sea always audible, we walked the coast line for lunch, the hill for dinner then back to the Howth Yacht Club for time with best selling Irish writer Hugo Hamilton.

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Welcome to Ireland

Cynthia Kraack Posted on January 4, 2012 by Cynthia KraackMay 24, 2012

Tonight’s dramatic performance of Eamon Grennan’s Emigration Road at the Howth Yacht Club brought deeper insights into the continuing drain of youth and intellect from this country.

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A Writer’s First Blog

Cynthia Kraack Posted on December 30, 2011 by Cynthia KraackMay 24, 2012

There are exciting writing events in the next six months of my life to share. First up-the Stonecoast Writers workshop in Howth, Ireland next week. When a few dozen Irish and American writers spend ten days together, there will be good stories to share.

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