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PRONI is delighted to invite you to a lunchtime session of poetry readings and panel discussion by writers, Emma McKervey, Kelly Creighton, Linda McKenna and Milena Williamson using themes from their books – historical research, archival materials, and the female working class voice and portrayal in the 19th century, especially their representation through the Press. About the work and the event Kelly Creighton's recent pamphlet, Unbecoming, is about the true crime case of the Staten Island witch, Polly Bodine in the 1840s. Emma McKervey’s latest collection, Highland Boundary Fault, (Turas Press, 2024), looks at an old family story of her great grandparents, whose love letters between Greenock and the Outer Hebrides were intercepted by a jealous village girl and resulted in a Sheriff’s Court Case in the 1890s. Linda McKenna’s second collection, Four Thousand Keys, (Doire Press, 2024), is inspired by the case of Elizabeth Dunham who was tried in the Old Bailey for the theft of thousands of keys to a range of public buildings around London, and imprisoned first in Newgate before being sent to Bedlam. Milena Williamson's debut collection (Dedalus Press, 2024), Into the Night that Flies so Fast, investigates the life and death of Bridget Cleary in 1895, who was burned to death by her family on suspicion of being a fairy changeling. About the writers Kelly Creighton is an award-winning writer who has published 6 novels, and a short story collection. Unbecoming is her second poetry pamphlet. She received her MA in Poetry Studies from the Seamus Heaney Centre, QUB last year. Linda McKenna is originally from Dublin but has lived in Downpatrick for many years. now living in the North. She has worked as a Heritage Officer in Downpatrick for many years, She won the Seamus Heaney Award for New Writing in 2018 and the title poem of her first collection, In the Museum of Misremembered Things, won the An Post/Irish Book Awards Poem of the Year in 2020. She has worked in heritage and museums for nearly 30 years. Emma McKervey studied at Dartington College of Arts. Her award-winning work is widely published across both islands, and she has worked for over two decades as an arts facilitator. Her debut collection was published by Doire Press. She recently completed a MRes in the Seamus Heaney Centre, and has taken part in the Faclan and Wigtown literature festivals. Milena Williamson is from Swarthmore, Pennsylvania and has lived in Belfast since 2017. She has a PhD from the Seamus Heaney centre in Queens, Belfast and is a recipient of an Eric Gregory Award. She was the 2023 Ciaran Carson Writing and City Fellow at Queens University, Belfast, and has received awards from the Arts Council of Northern Ireland and the Ireland Chair of Poetry Trust. For more information regarding PRONI please visit our website at www.nidirect.gov.uk/proni You can also get the latest news and updates about PRONI by joining our emailing list at www.nidirect.gov.uk/services/subscribe-pronis-enewsletter