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BS: Gulliver in Dublin

11 Apr 08 - 03:41 PM (#2313209)
Subject: BS: Gulliver in Dublin
From: Gulliver

Gulliver's Travels, by Jonathan Swift, has been chosen for this year's
"Dublin: One City, One Book" festival, so there are events relating to it
taking place around the city this month (April).

More information here and here

I just had to mention this!


11 Apr 08 - 03:45 PM (#2313213)
Subject: RE: BS: Gulliver in Dublin
From: John MacKenzie

A modest proposal

G


12 Apr 08 - 10:48 AM (#2313670)
Subject: RE: BS: Gulliver in Dublin
From: Ernest

Giok answered very swiftly.....

;0)
Ernest


12 Apr 08 - 05:44 PM (#2313914)
Subject: RE: BS: Gulliver in Dublin
From: Little Robyn

YUCK!!!
I trust this was tongue in cheek?
Robyn


13 Apr 08 - 06:48 AM (#2314138)
Subject: RE: BS: Gulliver in Dublin
From: Seán Báite

Gulliver, Pity the second site doesn't have archive links to the previous bukes featured - at least, I couldn't find one (I think there have been a few, correct me if I'm wrong).

Am I right to assume that Dublin's politicians will be conducting themselves in a suitably Lilliputian manner for the forseeable in homage to the bauld Dean ?
Naw, hauld on - they do it so well already, they don't even have to try.
Eh, Bert ?


14 Apr 08 - 02:17 PM (#2315370)
Subject: RE: BS: Gulliver in Dublin
From: Gulliver

Hiya Seán,

this is the third year. The book for 2006 was At Swim-Two-Birds, by Flann O'Brien. Last year it was A Long Long Way, by Sebastian Barry.


14 Apr 08 - 05:32 PM (#2315580)
Subject: RE: BS: Gulliver in Dublin
From: Thompson

Whose tongue in whose cheek, though? Delicious little poor-people's-babies' tongues in the cheeks of the rich?


15 Apr 08 - 03:52 PM (#2316549)
Subject: RE: BS: Gulliver in Dublin
From: BuckMulligan

almost 300 years later and someone's still not getting it...


15 Apr 08 - 07:00 PM (#2316766)
Subject: RE: BS: Gulliver in Dublin
From: Mrrzy

? When did Gulliver travel to Ireland? Were they the brobdigthingies or the lilliputians, and why is the small word so much more memorable than the big one?


15 Apr 08 - 08:00 PM (#2316813)
Subject: RE: BS: Gulliver in Dublin
From: Gulliver

Actually, I was born here--among the little people.