Upcoming Events
Rosenbach Museum & Library Rosenbacchanal & Bloomsday 2012
Friday & Saturday, June 15th and 16th 2012
Speaker and Guest of Honor.
More here.
Kent Memorial Library
Sunday, June 24th 2012
Frank to interview Meryl Streep.
Rosenbach Museum & Library Rosenbacchanal & Bloomsday 2012
Friday & Saturday, June 15th and 16th 2012
Speaker and Guest of Honor.
More here.
Kent Memorial Library
Sunday, June 24th 2012
Frank to interview Meryl Streep.
"Ulysses" is now in the public domain and in celebration of this, and James Joyce's birthday, Frank Delaney is taking "Ulysses" to the people and the park! At 11am this Wednesday January 25th, Frank Delaney will read aloud from "Ulysses" to the public in Madison Square Park, New York City.
Each year he'll read the amount of text his Re:Joyce podcast has covered - (in this case, thirty-five pages). And he'll be back next year and the year after that - for the next twenty-five, or so, years.
So join fellow Ulysses lovers and passers-by in the park this Wednesday at 11, for the first annual "Occupy Ulysses," as Frank Delaney (NYTimes bestseller, BBC broadcaster and Joycean) stands on his soapbox and reads us the story... or at least 35 pages of it....
If you can't make it, stay tuned for a video of the event to be released February 2nd, and be sure to listen in to Frank's Re:Joyce podcasts, every Wednesday for the next 25 years!
Spoken Interludes
Wednesday, April 25th 2012 6pm
Riverview
One Warburton Avenue
Hastings-on-Hudson, NY
Literacy Programme Kent Morrison Gallery
Friday, April 27th 2012
Guest speaker: time to be confirmed
Literacy Volunteers of Greater Waterbury: Watertown
Sunday, March 18th 2012
Guest speaker: venue and time to be confirmed.
Darien Community Lunch
Tuesday, March 27th 2012
The Half King
Monday, March 12th 2012, 7pm
Conversation with Sebastian Junger.
www.thehalfking.com
University Club of New York
Tuesday, February 28th 2012
(Private event)
One West 54th
StreetNew York, NY 10019
www.universityclubny.org
Convent of the Sacred Heart Academy
Wednesday, February 15 2012, 6 to 8:30pm
Annual Author Fundraiser (private event)
Convent of the Sacred Heart
1 East 91st Street
New York, NY
www.cshnyc.org
Kent Memorial Library
Saturday, February 11 2012, 4 to 6:00pm
32 North Main Street
PO Box 127Kent, CT 06757
phone: 860.927.3761
See more here.
| Sharon, CT Friday, August 5 2011 |
The Hotchkiss Library of Sharon www.hotchkisslibrary.org |
| Carmel, CA September 23-25, 2011 |
The Carmel Authors & Ideas Festival www.carmelauthors.com |
| Burlington, VT October 2, 2011 |
New England Library Association Conference Vermont Conference Center |
Frank's trip through the midwest led him to Sioux Falls for the South Dakota Book Festival, through Lebanon, Kansas (which plays a part in Frank's next book "The Matchmaker of Kenmare,") to Boulder, Colorado to speak at the Center for British & Irish Studies, to Denver to read at Tattered Cover Bookstore, and finally to Steamboat Springs where he was the Master of Ceremonies at Literary Sojourn and the opening night star of a new series called "Storytime for Grownups."
Frank and Chris Painter, the librarian at the Bud Werner Memorial Library, as they prepare to launch the storytelling series "Storytime for Grownups."
More than 150 people crowded into the Library in Steamboat Springs, Colorado on a Monday evening to hear Frank Delaney. Extra chairs and standing room only.
A rainbow outside the event.
Late summer and beyond | |
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Lenox, MA Saturday, July 24 1st Annual Berkshire Wordfest |
The Mount, 2 Plunkett St Lenox, Mass www.berkshirewordfest.org Info: (413) 551-5111 |
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Sharon, CT Friday, August 6, 2010, 6-8 pm |
Hotchkiss Library 10 Upper Main St. Sharon CT 860-364-5041 |
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North Caldwell, NJ August 18, 2010 Reading and signing |
GreenBrook Country Club (973) 228-1800 |
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Sioux Falls, SD September 24-26, 2010 Panel Discussion |
SouthDakota Festival of Books SiouxFalls, SD |
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Denver, CO Thursday, September 30, 2010 7:30 pm Conversation with Diane Meier |
Tattered Cover 2526 East Colfax Avenue Denver, CO 80206 |
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Steamboat Springs, CO Saturday, October 2, 2010 Master of Ceremonies |
Literary Sojourn: Steamboat Springs' Festival of Authors 1289 Lincoln Ave Steamboat Springs, CO 80487 Contact: Chris Painter, 970-367-4904 www.literarysojourn.org |
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Chicago, IL November 5 & 6, 2010 Reading, talk, signing |
iBAM! Chicago Irish American Heritage Center www.ibamchicago.com |
Frank will be on NPR’s Weekend Edition with Scott Simon tomorrow (Saturday, June 19) morning! He’ll be discussing World Cup soccer—its drama and theatricality. It airs from 8-10 am in New York City. Click here for local listings:
March through May | |
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MADISON, CT Tuesday, March 9, 2010 7:00 PM Reading, Talk & Signing |
RJ Julia Booksellers 768 Boston Post Rd Madison, CT 06443 Contact: Heather McDonald, 203-245-3959 |
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GREENWICH, CT Thursday, March 11, 2010 7:00 PM Reading, Talk & Signing |
Greenwich Library 101 West Putnam Ave. Greenwich, CT 06830 Contact: Marianne Weill, 203-622-7933 |
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WASHINGTON DEPOT, CT Saturday, March 13, 2010 2:00 PM Discussion and Signing |
Hickory Stick Bookshop 2 Green Hill Rd. Washington Depot, CT 06794 860-868-0525 |
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NEW YORK CITY Monday, March 15, 2010 7:00 PM Reading, Talk & Signing |
Borders 461 Park Ave New York, NY 10022 Contact: Daryl Mattson, 212-823-9774 |
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IRVINGTON, NY Tuesday, March 16, 2010 7:00PM Dinner, panel reading & signing with Gail Caldwell and Alex von Bidder |
Spoken Interludes Chutney Masala 4 West Main Street Irvington, NY More Information |
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DARIEN, CT Tuesday, March 23, 2010 10:30 AM |
Darien Community Association Book Group Garden Wing 274 Middlesex Road, Darien Ct 06820 |
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MYSTIC, CT
Saturday, March 27, 2010 5:30 PM Reception, Reading, Talk & Signing |
Bank Square Books 53 West Main Street Mystic, CT 06355 Contact: Annie Philbrick, 860-536-3795 |
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ALBANY, NY Saturday, April 10, 2010 2:45 to 3:30pm Reading and discussion |
NYLA's Empire State Book Festival Empire Plaza Empire State Plaza Madison St Albany, New York 1222 |
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STORRS, CT Tuesday, April 13, 2010 Reading and discussion |
Elizabeth Shanley Gerson Reading University of Connecticut Storrs Alumni House University of Connecticut 2384 Alumni Drive Storrs, CT 06269-0001 Contact: Mary Burke, mary.2.burke@uconn.edu |
| KENT, CT Saturday, April 17, 2010, 4pm Discussion with Diane Meier |
Kent Memorial Library 32 North Main Street Kent, CT 06757 860-927-3761 |
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WASHINGTON CT Saturday, May 8, 2010 4pm Discussion with Diane Meier |
Gunn Memorial Library 5 Wykeham Road P. O. Box 1273 Washington, CT 06793 Contact: Jean Chapin, 860-868-7586 GunnLib@biblio.org |
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MORRISTOWN, NJ Friday, May 14, 2010 11am Author Luncheon |
Junior League of Morristown Location: Fiddler's Elbow Country Club 811 Rattlesnake Bridge Road Bedminster Township, NJ Contact: Betsy Hollo, 973-214-5282 bfhollo@optonline.net |
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NEW JERSEY Tuesday, May 18, 2010 |
New Jersey Irish Businessmens' Group Details to come |
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WASHINGTON, CT June 5, 2010 6pm Library Luminaries Event |
Gunn Memorial Library 5 Wykeham Road Washington, CT 06793 |
Late summer and beyond | |
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SHARON, CT Friday, August 6, 2010, 6-8 pm |
Hotchkiss Library 10 Upper Main St. Sharon CT 860-364-5041 |
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STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, CO Saturday, October 2, 2010 Master of Ceremonies |
Literary Sojourn: Steamboat Springs' Festival of Authors 1289 Lincoln Ave Steamboat Springs, CO 80487 Contact: Chris Painter, 970-367-4904 www.literarysojourn.org |
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Denver, CO Thursday, September 30, 2010 7:30 pm Conversation with Diane Meier |
Tattered Cover, Colfax Avenue 2526 East Colfax Avenue Denver, CO 80206 |
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Sioux Falls, SD September 24-26, 2010 Panel Discussion |
SouthDakota Festival of Books SiouxFalls, SD |
On Monday, April 27th. Frank spoke to a rapt audience of old friends and new at the beautiful townhouse of the American Irish Historical Society. A small reception was planned and prepared by legendary caterer, Andrea Giardino, and featured parsnip cakes, smoked trout on Irish brown bread, and classic, Irish scones with cream and jam. Smooth shots of Irish whiskey fueled the crowd, who enjoyed one another’s company along with Frank’s stories of the value and importance of myth to his books, Ireland, Tipperary and now, Shannon.
Frank on his way to the reception
The Fifth Avenue Townhouse of the American Irish Historical Society
Frank and Uber-Caterer, Andrea Giardino
Frank with Ann Lee, historian and author, Dr. J.Joseph Lee, Cormac O'Malley of Ireland House, author, John Colapinto and artist Gerry Hovagimian.
The interior of the townhouse lent itself to reflection and civil conviviality
All photos by David Goodwin
April to June | |
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LYNDHURST, OH Thursday, April 16 7 pm Reading/signing |
Joseph-Beth Cleveland Legacy Village 24519 Cedar Road Lyndhurst, OH 44124 (216) 691-7000 Contact: Calondra McArthur, 216-912-1985 |
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MCARTHUR, OH Saturday, April 18 4:00 PM Lecture |
Herbert Wescoat Memorial Library Spring Literary Festival Contact: Trinity Ray, 1-800-225-4575 Ext. 1614 |
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NEW YORK, NY Monday, April 27 6:30 PM Talk & Signing |
American-Irish Historical Society 991 Fifth Avenue New York, NY 10028 Contact: 212-288-2263 |
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OMAHA, NE Thursday, April 30 6:00 PM Reading & Signing |
Bookworm Countryside Village Shopping Center 87th & Pacific Streets 8702 Pacific Street Omaha, NE 68114 Contact: 212-288-2263 bookseller@bookwormomaha.com Contact: Janet Grojan, 402-334-0722 |
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OMAHA, NE Friday, May 1 Lecture |
University Of Nebraska Details to follow Contact: Nicole Morell AEI Speakers Bureau, 617 782 3111 xt 117 |
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CHICAGO, IL Saturday, June 6 |
Printers Row Book Fair Details to follow |
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BRYANT PARK, NY Wednesday, July 22, 2009 12:30 pm Talk/Discussion |
Word for Word Bryant Park, New York Contact: Susie Sigel, 917-438-5151 |
Late summer and beyond | |
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CENTRAL PARK, NY Sunday, September 22, 2009 Reading/signing |
New York is Book Country Contact: Beth Werner, Kirkus Reviews 570-686-1214 |
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MIAMI, FL November 14-15, 2009 Miami Book Fair International | Contact: Penny Thurer, 305-237-3564 |
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VILLANOVA Spring 2010 Details to follow |
Villanova University Literary Festival |
Frank is scheduled to appear on the Today Show this Wednesday morning, March 11, in the 10am (EST) hour. If you're not in Eastern Standard Time, check to see when the Kathie Lee and Hoda hour of Today airs in your time zone!
Re: Joyce, Episode 102: Taking The Air
Re: Joyce, Episode 101: Who Is Arius?
Re: Joyce, Episode 100: Carnival Knowledge
Re: Joyce, Episode 99: Madam, I'm Adam
Re: Joyce, Episode 98: Something Binary
Re: Joyce, Episode 97: Ladies and Liberties
Re: Joyce, Episode 96a: Reading Lists
Re: Joyce, Episode 96: Pentameters and Prosody
Re: Joyce, Episode 95: Walking On Proust
Re: Joyce, Episode 94: Walking Into Eternity
Re: Joyce, Episode 93: Time And Space
Re: Joyce, Episode 92: Another Maestro
Re: Joyce, Episode 91: Seeing Through
Re: Joyce, Episode 90: Time for a Change
Re: Joyce, Episode 89: Bye Bye Nestor
Re: Joyce, Episode 88: Befriending Bullocks
Re: Joyce, Episode 87: Women and Slogans
Re: Joyce, Episode 86: History's Nightmare
Re: Joyce, Episode 85: Golden Geese
Re: Joyce, Episode 84a: Joyce Enjoying Joyce
Re: Joyce, Episode 84: Light and Dark
Re: Joyce, Episode 84: Braggadocio and Bigotry
Re: Joyce, Episode 82: Foot and Mouth and Modernism
Re: Joyce, Episode 81: Pluterperfect Predictions
Re: Joyce, Episode 80: Runners and Riders
Re: Joyce, Episode 79: Rocky Roads and Rebels
Re: Joyce, Episode78: Covenants and Croppies
Re: Joyce, Episode77: Fogies and Torries
Re: Joyce, Episode76: Folds and Fillibegs
Re: Joyce, Episode75: Credit and Debt
Re: Joyce, Episode74: Proud English Words
Re: Joyce, Episode 73: Shy Haste
Re: Joyce, Episode 72a. Joyce the Impressionist
Re: Joyce, Episode 72: Shells and Shillings
Re: Joyce, Episode 71: Of Coins and Spoons
Re: Joyce, Episode 70: At Last, Nestor
Re: Joyce, Episode 69: Dark Palaces
Re: Joyce, Episode 68: A Trio of Dudes
Re: Joyce, Episode 67: Dance Music
Re: Joyce, Episode 66: Mother Love
Re: Joyce, Episode 65: Out Of The Shell
Re: Joyce, Episode 64: Blind Man's Bluff
Re: Joyce, Episode 63: A Lot of Nonsense
Re: Joyce, Episode 62: God and Caesar
Re: Joyce, Episode 61: In a Paris Library
Re: Joyce, Episode 60a: The Writing of Ulysses
Re: Joyce, Episode 60: Living At This Hour
Re: Joyce, Episode 59: A Tile Off The Roof
Re: Joyce, Episode 58: A Disappointed Bridge
Re: Joyce, Episode 57: A Touch of Class
Re: Joyce, Episode 56: The Cookie Crumbles
Re: Joyce, Episode 55: Making the Point - of a Spear
Re: Joyce, Episode 54. Who Is Nestor?
Re: Joyce, Episode 53a. Happy Bloomsday!
Re: Joyce, Episode 53. Horns and Hooves
Re: Joyce, Episode 52. A Side of Ribs
Re: Joyce, Episode 51. A Little Exposure
Re: Joyce, Episode 50. Weaving The Wind
Re: Joyce, Episode 49. Holy Heresy
Re: Joyce, Episode 48a. Matters of Character
Re: Joyce, Episode 48. Creeds Not Deeds
Re: Joyce, Episode 47. Masters and Servants
Re: Joyce, Episode 46. Freethinking Walking Sticks
Re: Joyce, Episode 45. Faith and Cigarettes
Re: Joyce, Episode 44. Only Joking
Re: Joyce, Episode 43. More Fathers and Sons
Re: Joyce, Episode 42. From Noah to Zeno
Re: Joyce, Episode 41. A Drink With Thomas Aquinas
Re: Joyce, Episode 40. Eggs for Sale
Re: Joyce, Episode 39. A Latin Quarter Hat
Re: Joyce, Episode 38. Hammocks and Holdfasts
Re: Joyce, Episode 37. A Touch of Inwit
Re: Joyce, Episode 36. Quarts and Florins
Re: Joyce, Episode 35. Mulligan's Milk
Re: Joyce, Episode 34. The Re: Joyce Rap
Re: Joyce, Episode 33. Silken Kine
Re: Joyce, Episode 32. Old Mother Ireland
Re: Joyce, Episode 31: Something Fishy
Re: Joyce, Episode 30. Joking Joyce
Re: Joyce, Episode 29. James Street
Re: Joyce, Episode 28. The Black Panther Returns
Re: Joyce, Episode 27. Who's Serving Whom?
Re: Joyce, Episode 26. The Buck is Back
Re: Joyce, Episode 25. Prayers for the Dying
Re: Joyce, Episode 24. Don't Be Afraid
Re: Joyce, Episode 23. Thanks for the Memory
Re: Joyce, Episode 22. Of Beads and Birdcages
Re: Joyce, Episode 21. Watch The Cloud
Re: Joyce, Episode 20. Fergus and Friends
Re: Joyce, Episode 19. Bacon and Hamlet
Re: Joyce, Episode 18. Who's The Impossible Person?
Re: Joyce, Episode 16. Now You See It, Now You Don't
Re: Joyce, Episode 15. The Worst of Mulligan
Re: Joyce, Episode 14. What's in a Name?
Re: Joyce, Episode 13. Is it All Greek to You?
Re: Joyce, Episode 12a. Baker's Dozen - James Joyce's Origins
Re: Joyce, Episode 12. The Schmoozing Buck
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