Just to retwitterate for the late crowd: my story ‘A Little Cloud’ is the New Irish Writing for January in today’s Irish Times.

@AlexKane221b I never knew what a Beetle Drive was, thank you. It looks fun, like a very simplified version of Yahtzee, which I love. With beetles.

@AlexKane221b Ray Milland had a very strange career arc.

@jamesgwriter Writering like a boss! Good luck with everything.

@brecht_dp They do say “find your tribe”.

@AlexKane221b Better than Taxi Driver imho. Everyone behind it expected it to make Harvey Keitel a star but de Niro completely stole it.

@brecht_dp OK, don’t judge me (even though this is about me judging others) but I simply will not submit to a journal the name of which I find to be too silly. Silly journal names are definitely a thing, and that’s entirely up to them, but I’m afraid I can have nothing to do with them.

@hannaswork You’ve been visited.

@TUFAC4 Short-armed and dangerous lol.

@dmcbfs Unimproved.

@brecht_dp Congrats. Let the battle for the film rights commence!

@AlexKane221b “Oh, so that’s what an invisible barrier looks like.”

RT @fionamkorourke: Online: Writing The Troubles @IrishWritersCtr Join me and explore how there is more than one experience of the Trouble…

Great night last night @HeaneyCentre with readings, remembrances of Michael Longley and music from @arboristmusic.

@PulpLibrarian I’m trying to figure out which I’m more intrigued by - Irish dining’s pleasures , or its pitfalls (Milwaukee).

@PulpLibrarian I think that really should be left to the filmmakers, no?

Formal “THAT’S TOMORROW” warning. Readings from students, including me, and music from the splendid @arboristmusic. Should be a great oul do @HeaneyCentre.

This is still on Thursday, and I’m still reading at it. All welcome! C’mon sure. Just go. I’ll see you there so.

@AlexKane221b Haha, puts me in mind of this classic from the Marx Brothers.

Reading at this on Thursday so you can bet your sweet bippy that I’ll be plugging it every day until then.