The Kate O’Riordan Prize for Short Fiction
Sunday 16th August 6pm
Free Admission
Venue: The Carnegie Arts Centre
The Kate O’Riordan Prize for Short Fiction – with readings and launch of the short story anthology
Celebrating creativity, storytelling, and new voices in fiction
Kate O’Riordan is a multi-award-winning writer of six novels. She has also written for theatre and screen. Her many television credits include Mr Selfridge, and she created Smother and Blackshore for BBC Studios/RTE. A native of Bantry, Co. Cork, Kate’s writing career took off when she won the Hennessy/Tribune prize for a short story. Since then, she has remained a keen advocate for new writing and for giving new writers their own starting chance. She currently divides her time between London and Kenmare.
Event Duration: Approx 80 Mins
