Podcast appearances and mentions of Anne Griffin

Episode 42 Show Notes In this episode of Booklist's Shelf Care: The Podcast, host Susan Maguire talks to librarian and horror expert Becky Spratford about the forthcoming collection of essays she edited, Why I Love Horror, what Mary Shelley might think about the current trend of monster romance, and, of course, why she loves horror. Then Booklist's Audio Editor Heather Booth presents an epic rant against AI-narrated audiobooks, and Susan and Booklist Senior Editor, Adult Books Annie Bostrom chat about two water-related books they're loving. Here's what we talked about: Becky's early “Why I Love Horror,” featuring Booklist folks The Readers' Advisory Guide to Horror, by Becky Siegel Spratford Danse Macabre, by Stephen King Frankenstein, by Mary Shelley “The Lottery,” by Shirley Jackson Pride and Prejudice, by Jane Austen Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, by Seth Grahame-Smith The Hunger, by Alma Katsu Buffalo Hunter Hunter, by Stephen Graham Jones James, by Percival Everett Horror for Weenies, by Emily Hughes Circulating Ideas podcast, hosted by Steve Thomas LibraryReads Hall of Fame Where the Sidewalk Ends, by Shel Silverstein The Grip of It, by Jac Jemc Horror Makes Us Happy podcast with Becky Spratford The Bewitching, by Silvia Moreno-Garcia Mexican Gothic, by Silvia Moreno-Garcia Cynthia Pelayo 101 Horror Books to Read Before You're Murdered, Sadie Hartmnn Paperbacks from Hell, by Grady Hendrix A Plate of Hope: The Inspiring Story of Chef José Andrés and World Central Kitchen, by Erin Frankel and Paola Escobar. Read by Luis Carlos de la Lombana. (Odyssey Award Winner, 2025) How the Boogeyman Became a Poet, by Tony Keith Jr. Read by the author. (Odyssey Award Winner, 2025) The Secret History of the Rape Kit: A True Crime Story, by Pagan Kennedy. Read by Claire Danes The Mysterious Benedict Society, by Trenton Lee Stewart. Read by Del Roy Listening Still, by Anne Griffin. Read by Nicola Coughlan A Marriage at Sea: A True Story of Love, Obsession, and Shipwreck, by Sophie Elmhirst Into Thin Air: A Personal Account of the Mt. Everest Disaster, by Jon Krakauer The Love Fix, by Jill Shalvis The Listeners, by Maggie Stiefvater

Well, get ready for an exciting show. I don't think that I've had as many people in the studio has, I did with this episode. From Virginia McWilliam, Head of School, Angela LeClerc, 4th Grade Teacher, Katherine Payne, Practical Arts Teacher, Tyler Young, School Counselor, Anne Griffin, Director of Development, Paule Sustick, Assistant Director of Land Stewardship, to the 4 students, Erin, Selena, Rosa, and Rowan-we had a blast. The School has been an independent Waldorf School since 1981, and they serve birth to 12th grade students. Nestled on a 54-acre property in Hadley and enrolling over 260 students, Hartsbrook focuses on experiential learning and creating self confidence in the kids they oversee. The focus on land and community is paramount, listen in to hear how you can support the school or get your kiddo enrolled. I wish I was still young enough to attend as it sounds like a dream place to educate a human. Mark your calendar for the spring 5K Dandelion Dash or the Farm to Table Dinner and Auction in the fall. Thanks for listening and for more information on The Hartsbrook's School please visit: www.hartsbrook.org. 

Well, get ready for an exciting show. I don't think that I've had as many people in the studio has, I did with this episode. From Virginia McWilliam, Head of School, Angela LeClerc, 4th Grade Teacher, Katherine Payne, Practical Arts Teacher, Tyler Young, School Counselor, Anne Griffin, Director of Development, Paule Sustick, Assistant Director of Land Stewardship, to the 4 students, Erin, Selena, Rosa, and Rowan-we had a blast. The School has been an independent Waldorf School since 1981, and they serve birth to 12th grade students. Nestled on a 54-acre property in Hadley and enrolling over 260 students, Hartsbrook focuses on experiential learning and creating self confidence in the kids they oversee. The focus on land and community is paramount, listen in to hear how you can support the school or get your kiddo enrolled. I wish I was still young enough to attend as it sounds like a dream place to educate a human. Mark your calendar for the spring 5K Dandelion Dash or the Farm to Table Dinner and Auction in the fall. Thanks for listening and for more information on The Hartsbrook's School please visit: www.hartsbrook.org. 

Well, get ready for an exciting show. I don't think that I've had as many people in the studio has, I did with this episode. From Virginia McWilliam, Head of School, Angela LeClerc, 4th Grade Teacher, Katherine Payne, Practical Arts Teacher, Tyler Young, School Counselor, Anne Griffin, Director of Development, Paule Sustick, Assistant Director of Land Stewardship, to the 4 students, Erin, Selena, Rosa, and Rowan-we had a blast. The School has been an independent Waldorf School since 1981, and they serve birth to 12th grade students. Nestled on a 54-acre property in Hadley and enrolling over 260 students, Hartsbrook focuses on experiential learning and creating self confidence in the kids they oversee. The focus on land and community is paramount, listen in to hear how you can support the school or get your kiddo enrolled. I wish I was still young enough to attend as it sounds like a dream place to educate a human. Mark your calendar for the spring 5K Dandelion Dash or the Farm to Table Dinner and Auction in the fall. Thanks for listening and for more information on The Hartsbrook's School please visit: www.hartsbrook.org. 

Well, get ready for an exciting show. I don't think that I've had as many people in the studio has, I did with this episode. From Virginia McWilliam, Head of School, Angela LeClerc, 4th Grade Teacher, Katherine Payne, Practical Arts Teacher, Tyler Young, School Counselor, Anne Griffin, Director of Development, Paule Sustick, Assistant Director of Land Stewardship, to the 4 students, Erin, Selena, Rosa, and Rowan-we had a blast. The School has been an independent Waldorf School since 1981, and they serve birth to 12th grade students. Nestled on a 54-acre property in Hadley and enrolling over 260 students, Hartsbrook focuses on experiential learning and creating self confidence in the kids they oversee. The focus on land and community is paramount, listen in to hear how you can support the school or get your kiddo enrolled. I wish I was still young enough to attend as it sounds like a dream place to educate a human. Mark your calendar for the spring 5K Dandelion Dash or the Farm to Table Dinner and Auction in the fall. Thanks for listening and for more information on The Hartsbrook's School please visit: www.hartsbrook.org. 

Well, get ready for an exciting show. I don't think that I've had as many people in the studio has, I did with this episode. From Virginia McWilliam, Head of School, Angela LeClerc, 4th Grade Teacher, Katherine Payne, Practical Arts Teacher, Tyler Young, School Counselor, Anne Griffin, Director of Development, Paule Sustick, Assistant Director of Land Stewardship, to the 4 students, Erin, Selena, Rosa, and Rowan-we had a blast. The School has been an independent Waldorf School since 1981, and they serve birth to 12th grade students. Nestled on a 54-acre property in Hadley and enrolling over 260 students, Hartsbrook focuses on experiential learning and creating self confidence in the kids they oversee. The focus on land and community is paramount, listen in to hear how you can support the school or get your kiddo enrolled. I wish I was still young enough to attend as it sounds like a dream place to educate a human. Mark your calendar for the spring 5K Dandelion Dash or the Farm to Table Dinner and Auction in the fall. Thanks for listening and for more information on The Hartsbrook School please visit: www.hartsbrook.org.

Well, get ready for an exciting show. I don't think that I've had as many people in the studio has, I did with this episode. From Virginia McWilliam, Head of School, Angela LeClerc, 4th Grade Teacher, Katherine Payne, Practical Arts Teacher, Tyler Young, School Counselor, Anne Griffin, Director of Development, Paule Sustick, Assistant Director of Land Stewardship, to the 4 students, Erin, Selena, Rosa, and Rowan-we had a blast. The School has been an independent Waldorf School since 1981, and they serve birth to 12th grade students. Nestled on a 54-acre property in Hadley and enrolling over 260 students, Hartsbrook focuses on experiential learning and creating self confidence in the kids they oversee. The focus on land and community is paramount, listen in to hear how you can support the school or get your kiddo enrolled. I wish I was still young enough to attend as it sounds like a dream place to educate a human. Mark your calendar for the spring 5K Dandelion Dash or the Farm to Table Dinner and Auction in the fall. Thanks for listening and for more information on The Hartsbrook School please visit: www.hartsbrook.org.

Well, get ready for an exciting show. I don't think that I've had as many people in the studio has, I did with this episode. From Virginia McWilliam, Head of School, Angela LeClerc, 4th Grade Teacher, Katherine Payne, Practical Arts Teacher, Tyler Young, School Counselor, Anne Griffin, Director of Development, Paule Sustick, Assistant Director of Land Stewardship, to the 4 students, Erin, Selena, Rosa, and Rowan-we had a blast. The School has been an independent Waldorf School since 1981, and they serve birth to 12th grade students. Nestled on a 54-acre property in Hadley and enrolling over 260 students, Hartsbrook focuses on experiential learning and creating self confidence in the kids they oversee. The focus on land and community is paramount, listen in to hear how you can support the school or get your kiddo enrolled. I wish I was still young enough to attend as it sounds like a dream place to educate a human. Mark your calendar for the spring 5K Dandelion Dash or the Farm to Table Dinner and Auction in the fall. Thanks for listening and for more information on The Hartsbrook School please visit: www.hartsbrook.org.

Well, get ready for an exciting show. I don't think that I've had as many people in the studio has, I did with this episode. From Virginia McWilliam, Head of School, Angela LeClerc, 4th Grade Teacher, Katherine Payne, Practical Arts Teacher, Tyler Young, School Counselor, Anne Griffin, Director of Development, Paule Sustick, Assistant Director of Land Stewardship, to the 4 students, Erin, Selena, Rosa, and Rowan-we had a blast. The School has been an independent Waldorf School since 1981, and they serve birth to 12th grade students. Nestled on a 54-acre property in Hadley and enrolling over 260 students, Hartsbrook focuses on experiential learning and creating self confidence in the kids they oversee. The focus on land and community is paramount, listen in to hear how you can support the school or get your kiddo enrolled. I wish I was still young enough to attend as it sounds like a dream place to educate a human. Mark your calendar for the spring 5K Dandelion Dash or the Farm to Table Dinner and Auction in the fall. Thanks for listening and for more information on The Hartsbrook School please visit: www.hartsbrook.org.

Vor Jahren ist ihre Tochter spurlos verschwunden – ein Schicksalsschlag, den Rosie Driscoll nie überwunden hat. Jahrelang hat die Suche nach ihrem Kind ihr Leben bestimmt und ihre Ehe zerrüttet. Von WDR4-Do SK41 Regie Redakteur.

Firstly, Alan Morrissey was joined by the Clare Chair of Sadaka, Éamonn Meehan, to discuss the protests in Washington after the arrival of the Israeli Prime Minister. After that, Alan was joined by Senior Executive Officer, Anne Griffin to tell us more about the Shannon Municipal District. Following that, Alan was joined by Cathaoirleach of Shannon, Councillor Pat O'Gorman to discuss his role as Cathaoirleach and his goals for Shannon MD. Next, Alan was joined by Threshold's campaign officer, Cat Clarke, to discuss the latest on Clare households that have been prevented from becoming homeless over the past three months. Petrina O' Halloran, founder of mama's boobie box and boobingit.com then joined Alan to discuss the new law that would defer maternity leave for people who are diagnosed with mental or physical illnesses during pregnancy. After that, we caught up with Andy Moloney following his 220km walk to Corke Park for autism awareness. Alan then welcomed Garry Shannon, the coordinator of Meitheal Residential Summer School to discuss the summer school and finale concerts that they will be holding. Later, Alan was joined by Executive librarian, Niamh O' Donovan to discuss the services available at libraries in Clare. We then had our weekly Taste of the Week segment with Randy Lewis from Randaddy's restaurant in Lahinch. Next, Alan was joined by poet, Patrick Stack from the Clare Poetry Collective to discuss an upcoming poetry reading and open mic event. To close the show, Alan was joined by musician Daniel Murphy who performed a song for us.

Firstly, Alan Morrissey was joined by the Clare Chair of Sadaka, Éamonn Meehan, to discuss the protests in Washington after the arrival of the Israeli Prime Minister. After that, Alan was joined by Senior Executive Officer, Anne Griffin to tell us more about the Shannon Municipal District. Following that, Alan was joined by Cathaoirleach of Shannon, Councillor Pat O'Gorman to discuss his role as Cathaoirleach and his goals for Shannon MD. Next, Alan was joined by Threshold's campaign officer, Cat Clarke, to discuss the latest on Clare households that have been prevented from becoming homeless over the past three months. Petrina O' Halloran, founder of mama's boobie box and boobingit.com then joined Alan to discuss the new law that would defer maternity leave for people who are diagnosed with mental or physical illnesses during pregnancy. After that, we caught up with Andy Moloney following his 220km walk to Corke Park for autism awareness. Alan then welcomed Garry Shannon, the coordinator of Meitheal Residential Summer School to discuss the summer school and finale concerts that they will be holding. Later, Alan was joined by Executive librarian, Niamh O' Donovan to discuss the services available at libraries in Clare. We then had our weekly Taste of the Week segment with Randy Lewis from Randaddy's restaurant in Lahinch. Next, Alan was joined by poet, Patrick Stack from the Clare Poetry Collective to discuss an upcoming poetry reading and open mic event. To close the show, Alan was joined by musician Daniel Murphy who performed a song for us.

Anne Griffin author of WHEN ALL IS SAID, LISTENING STILL and THE ISLAND OF LONGING her powerful new novel about grief, hope and communityAnne chats about:Her background as a book buyerHow she was in her mid-forties before she started writingHow she wrote a novel with the title of her third book, before she was publishedSecond novel ‘syndrome' being very real but third novel syndrome being a thing tooWriting about sad thingsGuest Author: Anne Griffin Twitter: @AnneGriffin_ IG: @AnnegriffinWriter Books: WHEN ALL IS SAID, LISTENING STILL and THE ISLAND OF LONGINGHost: Kate Sawyer Twitter: @katesawyer IG: @mskatesawyer Books: The Stranding by Kate Sawyer & This FamilyAnne Griffin recommendations:A book for fans of Anne's work: Crow Lake by Mary Lawson, Celestial Navigation by Anne Tyler, Digging to America by Anne TylerA book Anne has always loved: Nobody's Fool by Richard RussoA book that's been published recently or is coming soon: The Red Bird Sings by Aoife FitzpatrickNovel Experience with Kate Sawyer is recorded and produced by Kate Sawyer - GET IN TOUCHTo receive transcripts and news from Kate to your inbox please SIGN UP FOR MY NEWSLETTER or visit https://www.mskatesawyer.com/novelexperiencepodcast for more information.

Author Anne Griffin joined Anton on the show to chat about her new book, ‘The Island of Longing'.

Author Anne Griffin shares the advice she'd give to herself if she could go back to before she was published.Guest: Anne Griffin author of WHEN ALL IS SAID, LISTENING STILL & the shortly to be published THE ISLAND OF LONGINGNovel Experience with Kate Sawyer is recorded and produced by Kate Sawyer - GET IN TOUCHTo receive transcripts and news to your inbox please SIGN UP FOR MY NEWSLETTER or visit https://www.mskatesawyer.com/novelexperiencepodcast for more information.

On this episode of Shelf Care: The Podcast, it's the most wonderful time of the year! That's right, it's Editors' Choice time, when we here at Booklist pick the best of the best for 2022. As in years past, Booklist editors picked some standouts from the list to shout out in this Very Special Episode of Shelf Care, and here's what we talked about: Donna Seaman, Editor, Adult Books: The Swimmers, by Julie Otsuka (Top of the List Adult Fiction) Africa is Not a Country: Notes on a Bright Continent, by Dipo Faloyin (Top of the List Adult Nonfiction) Ducks: Two Years in the Oil Sands, by Kate Beaton, art by the author (Top of the List Adult Graphic Novel) Booklist Reader Martha Graham: When Dance Became Modern, by Neil Baldwin Saxophone Colossus: The Life and Music of Sonny Rollins, by Aidan Levy Demon Copperhead, by Barbara Kingsolver Liberation Day, by George Saunders Out There, by Kate Folk How to Read Now, by Elaine Castillo Sarah Hunter, Editor, Books for Youth: Farmhouse, by Sophie Blackall, illus. by the author Maya's Song, by Renée Watson, illus. by Bryan Collier Our Crooked Hearts, by Melissa Albert My Aunt is a Monster, by Reimena Yee, art by the author (Top of the List Youth Graphic Novel) Squire, by Nadia Shammas and Sara Alfageeh, art by Sara Alfageeh Ducks: Two Years in the Oil Sands, by Kate Beaton, art by the author Heather Booth, Editor, Audio: Listening Still, by Anne Griffin, read by Nicola Coughlan (Top of the List Adult Audio) Journal of a Traveling Girl, by Nadine Neema, read by the author (Top of the List Audio for Youth) The Babysitter Lives, by Stephen Graham Jones, read by Isabella Star LaBlanc Inside Voice: My Obsession with How We Sound, by Lake Bell, read by the author and a full cast Thank You for Listening, by Julia Whelan, read by the author The Memory Librarian: And Other Stories of Dirty Computer, by Janelle Monáe, read by Janelle Monáe and Bahni Turpin Marple: Twelve New Mysteries, by Agatha Christie and others, read by a full cast Love & Saffron, by Kim Fay, read by a full cast Koshersoul: The Faith and Food Journey of an African American Jew, by Michael W. Twitty, read by the author Tell Me Everything, by Erica Krouse, read by Gabra Zackman I Must Betray You, by Ruta Sepetys, read by Edoardo Ballerini and Ruta Sepetys Coming Up Cuban: Rising Past Castro's Shadow, by Sonia Manzano, read by a full cast Hilo: Books 1—3, by Judd Winick, read by a full cast Demon in the Wood, by Leigh Bardugo, read by a full cast Ronny Khuri, Senior Editor, Books for Youth: A is for Bee: An Alphabet Book in Translation, by Ellen Heck, illus. by the author (Top of the List Picture Book) Mama and Mommy and Me in the Middle, by Nina LaCour, illus. by Kaylani Juanita Annie Bostrom, Senior Editor, Adult Books: Stay True, by Hua Hsu Ducks: Two Years in the Oil Sands, by Kate Beaton, art by the author Maggie Reagan, Senior Editor, Books for Youth: All My Rage, by Sabaa Tahir (Top of the List Youth Fiction) Alone Out Here, by Riley Redgate Kiss and Tell, by Adib Khorram Susan Maguire, Senior Editor, Adult Books: By Her Own Design, by Piper Huguley Lark Ascending, by Silas House Babel: Or the Necessity of Violence: An Arcane History of the Oxford Translators' Revolution, by R. F. Kuang Rest is Resistance: A Manifesto, by Tricia Hersey Julia Smith Senior Editor, Books for Youth: The Honeys, by Ryan La Sala Hell Followed with Us, by Andrew Joseph White Lily and the Night Creatures, by Nick Lake Seen and Unseen: What Dorothea Lange, Toyo Miyatake, and Ansel Adams's Photographs Reveal about the Japanese American Incarceration, by Elizabeth Partridge, illus. by Lauren Tamaki. (Top of the List Youth Nonfiction)

In ihrer irischen Heimat ist Anne Griffin als Bestsellerautorin bekannt. In Deutschland bislang noch nicht, aber das könnte sich jetzt ja ändern. Von Pia Patt.

In this very special episode, we check in with Barb's book club! It's been a while since we've spoken to Sue Fabbro, Debbie, Jane, Sue Wolf, and Lori from Season 1. The ladies discuss what they've read over the past year, and of course, what they've eaten during their monthly get-togethers.Recommended books in this episode:"The Christie Affair" by Nina De Gramont"Big Breath In" by George Keulen"The Book of Longings" by Sue Monk Kidd"When All is Said" Anne Griffin"Greenwood" by Michael Christie"Where the Crawdads Sing" by Delia Owens"The Humans" by Matt Haig"The Authenticity Project" by Clare Pooley"Last Summer at the Golden Hotel" Elyssa Friedland"The Remains of the Day" by Kazuo Ishiguro"Bad Blood" by John Carreyrou

Anne Griffin heeft veel gedaan in haar leven. Ze is op vier verschillende onderwerpen afgestudeerd en heeft meerdere carrières gehad. En toch besloot ze toen ze 43 was het roer om te gooien en zich volledig te storten op haar ware passie: schrijven. Haar eerste boek Als alles is gezegd publiceerde ze toen ze 50 was en sindsdien is ze niet meer weg te denken uit de literaire wereld. Op dit moment woont ze met haar gezin in Ierland en is ze aan het bijkomen van het onstuimige weer van de afgelopen weken… Haar tweede roman Een lichte fluistering verschijnt deze week.

When you and I use Runner's app once it launches on March 15, 2022, much of what we'll see will have been coordinated and approved by Anne. She acts as a liaison and translator of sorts between our tech team and other departments. In this episode, she lets us know what makes for a great PM (product manager) and why she's so optimistic about Runner's future. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yfm/message

From Anne Griffin, the bestselling author of When All is Said, comes Listening Still, a refreshing new novel about a young woman who can hear the dead—a talent which is both a gift and a curse.

"A (wo)man without ethics is a wild beast loosed upon this world."  - Albert Camus - In an interview on investment ethics for digital assets and blockchain projects, what would be your answer? Traditional finance versus the crypto market: Where do you see more ethical issues? Is it ethical to invest in and sell meme coins like Doge or Shiba Inu? Is it ethical to assign students to find a vulnerability in a live blockchain smart contract? How to deal with scams and pump and dump schemes: self-regulation or policy enforcement by governments? Are crypto projects ESG compliant? ... Enjoy the show with Irina Heaver, Partner Blockchain & Digital Assets, Keystone Law Middle East Anne Griffin, AI and Blockchain expert, Owner Griffin Product & Growth Coaching hosted by the Untitled Investment Expertise founders Dr. Karl-Michael Henneking and Simon Schaber   

02:47 - Anne's Superpower: Empathy & Collaboration * Feeling Accepted & Creating a Sense of Safety * Creating Happy Bubbles * Making People Feel They Matter on Teams * No Matter Status (i.e. Employees vs Contractors) * No Matter Geographical Location/Timezone * Equivalence in Remote Work 17:45 - Framing and Shaping Relationships + Communication * Changing Company Culture * Sharing Concerns with Upper Management * “We are all on the same team.” * Silence IS a Response * Working Through Challenging Conversations 29:47 - Helping People Learn – Work Therapists: Should/Could They Exist? 38:18 - Having Support Outside of Work: Networking * Find Communities First; Individuals Second * Attract Your Dream Job (https://pivotgrowhustle.com/dreamjob) * @pivotgrowhustle (https://twitter.com/pivotgrowhustle) * #BlackTechTwitter (https://twitter.com/search?q=%23blacktechtwitter&src=hashtag_click&f=live) * Making Sure People Know What You Do! 48:20 - Overcoming Job Responsibility Misperceptions * Managing Project Ownership and Roles * “Secret Agile” Reflections: Arty: Being able to find strength and solidity within yourself so you can be someone that helps to contribute to moving things in a positive direction. Casey: Coaching men on DEI. How could it be successful? Anne: The future of where we need to go as a society, especially a tech-driven society, is to ask yourself how do you bring what you love to the table and to do it with love. This episode was brought to you by @therubyrep (https://twitter.com/therubyrep) of DevReps, LLC (http://www.devreps.com/). To pledge your support and to join our awesome Slack community, visit patreon.com/greaterthancode (https://www.patreon.com/greaterthancode) To make a one-time donation so that we can continue to bring you more content and transcripts like this, please do so at paypal.me/devreps (https://www.paypal.me/devreps). You will also get an invitation to our Slack community this way as well. Special Guest: Anne Griffin.

Helen Cullen and Anne Griffin are part of a golden generation of Irish writers and they talk about their trade with Dave Rudden.

Louise Nealon’s ‘Snowflake’ is one of the most anticipated debut novels of the year, but ‘pressure is for tyres’ she says. Breda Brown is in studio to look at the genre of Irish historical fiction. Anne Griffin returns to The Book Show to answer questions from The Vine Club about her brand new second novel, ‘Listening Still

Jeden ersten Dienstag im Monat unterhalten sich Sabine und Manfred im Freien Radio Neumünster über ein gemeinsam gelesenes Buch. In ihrer Maisendung unterhalten sie sich über einen Roman aus Irland, über das Buch „Ein Leben und eine Nacht“ von Anne Griffin, erschienen 2019 im Kindler Verlag: In einer irischen Kleinstadt sitzt Maurice Hannigan an einer Hotelbar und blickt zurück.

Sarah and Jamie are joined by book reviewer Laura King (@lauraeatsbooks in Instagram and Twitter), to discuss Listening Still, the follow-up novel to Anne Griffin’s phenomenal bestselling debut, When All Is Said. Laura talks to us about how she manages to be such a prolific reader (one hundred books a year!), about how her reading habits changed during the pandemic, her favourite book of the last twelve months, and her all-time favourite author.

Absentmindedness happens everyone from time to time - no need to worry and there are ways to beat it as Dr Sabina Brennan explained. Fifty years on and Ruby O'Kelly has released a marvellous cover of John Lennon's Imagine with an important message. Anne Griffin's Listening Still, a follow up to her best-selling first novel, hits all the right notes with Gerry. Leon Blanche did his sporting thing, we heard another classic from Artist of the Week Petula Clark, our Riddle on Friday foxed many and getting a slot to shop in Pennys was perplexing our Louise See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The new novel by the best-selling author of When All is Said. From the best-selling author of When All is Said comes a delicious new novel about a young woman who can hear the dead - a talent which is both a gift and a curse. Jeanie Masterson has a gift: she can hear the recently dead and give voice to their final wishes and revelations. Inherited from her father, this gift has enabled the family undertakers to flourish in their small Irish town. Yet she has always been uneasy about censoring some of the dead's last messages to the living. Unsure, too, about the choice she made when she left school seventeen years ago: to stay or leave for a new life in London with her charismatic teenage sweetheart. So when Jeanie's parents unexpectedly announce their plan to retire, she is jolted out of her limbo. In this captivating successor to her bestselling debut, Anne Griffin portrays a young woman who is torn between duty, a comfortable marriage and a role she both loves and hates and her last chance to break free, unaware she has not been alone in softening the truth for a long while.

What do Blockchain, Banksy, concert tickets, sex tapes, baseball cards and Batman have in common?... It's the roast of Non-fungible Tokens (NFTs) and I'm joined by 5 Blockchain superstars who bring different perspectives on the good to the very, very bad of how companies and individuals are looking to transform the world with NFTs and tokens. In this show we cover: - The basics of Blockchain and token technology - The established model for physical collectibles and what we need to consider in the digital world - Digital twins for real-world assets (crypto chips, stickers, wallets and custody) - Legal considerations for tokens, copyright and IP - And a VERY diverse set of NFT examples in the roast (virtual collectibles, ticketing, art, trash art, airlines, postage stamps, malicious calls, tweets, 'intimate' tapes, and more...) Shout to my amazing guests - please go give them a follow: Brendan Cooper, Irina Heaver, Keir Finlow-Bates, Anne Griffin and Sebastian Becker

Today's guest is Anne Griffin, a leader in product management, a startup advisor, and subject matter expert in AI, blockchain, tech ethics and product inclusivity.

Anne is the founder and Chief Product Officer at Griffin Product & Growth, and the creator of the job search course Attract Your Dream Job. A technologist and product leader, Anne's built her career in tech. She is both an expert and public speaker on AI, product inclusion, tech ethics, and blockchain. Anne's technical foundation stems from her engineering degree from the University of Michigan. On the podcast, Anne talks about building culturally inclusive tech products, hacking Neuralink, using blockchain for ethics, and adapting cultures into AI. It's an engaging discussion about creating emerging tech for marginalized groups and global communities. She is passionate about the practical human aspects of technology and building products with emerging and disruptive technologies, such as AI and blockchain. On the show, we go into a deep discussion on AI and blockchain. In Summer 2020, Anne was an instructor for the AI component of Columbia University's course Blockchain, Cryptocurrencies, AI, and Beyond. She's also lectured on the subject of blockchain at Morgan State University and the University of Montreal. Additionally, she is the Chief Product & Curriculum Officer of Tech 2025, while advising a few emerging tech startups. Shownotes: Eva PenzeyMoog researches how people use tech to commit domestic abuse: https://twitter.com/epenzeymoog --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/DreamNation/support

She is passionate about the practical human aspects of technology and building products with emerging and disruptive technologies, such as AI and blockchain. On the show, we go into a deep discussion on AI and blockchain.

Der Wintersoldat. Daniel Mason, C.H. Beck 2019. Ein Leben und eine Nacht, Anne Griffin, Rowohlt Taschenbuch, 2000.

In this episode, I celebrate the 50th episode! Thank you to everyone who helped me SHINE in 2020. I hope you're fired up and ready to GROW in 2021 and beyond.  To celebrate this milestone, I welcome my LIT Braintrust, LLC, business partner in power, Shontavia J. Johnson. She is the founder &  CEO of the Brand +  Business Academy and helps working professionals start their business while employed full-time. She is the host of The Shontavia Show, a conversational web series and podcast that tackles the most common questions about starting, operating and growing a business and personal brand. Shontavia is a world renowned speaker and her esteemed background in intellectual property law, technology, education and business makes her the PERFECT strategist for working professionals who are also creatives, side-hustlers, and entrepreneurs. End of episode kudos and wisdom:Dante Disparte (24) Minda Harts (1) Jimmy Song (23) Leah Budu Super Fan Anthony Ware, (6)Tim "Mr. Future of Work" Salau (42) Anne Griffin (11) Cleve Mesidor (26) Tracy Clark Super Fan Manasi Vora (38) Carla Banks Waddles Super Fan Ram Katamaraja (48) Mike McCann (2)LaTesha Byrd (25) Susan EvansSPONSORED BY ADVANTAGE EVANS™ ACADEMY Register for the 1/13/2021 FREE "Crypto & the Future of Money" Masterclass and a chance to win a copy of Bitcoin &  Black America, by Isaiah Jackson and be one of five to receive $500 off of From Cash to Crypto™ ENCORE enrollment,REGISTER: FromCashToCrypto.comGuest assets: Twitter: ShontaviaJEsqWeb: Shontavia.comLinks: Startabusinessquiz.comContact:hello@techintersectpodcast.com Twitter @AtTechIntersect Instagram @TechIntersect TechIntersectPodcast.com  VIP List: http://eepurl.com/gKqDyP Rapternal Music (Regulate & The Rabbit Hole) by Notty Productions is licensed under a CC Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.Produced by Tonya M. Evans & edited by Stephanie Renee for Soul Sanctuary, Inc.Support the show (https://tinyurl.com/techintersectvip)

Anne and Brian discuss processing pain and loss as a part of the ministry journey, the reluctance of reentering ministry after being wounded, “doing church differently”, and dealing with burnout.

Bookseller and author Shaun Bythell talks about The Seven Kinds of People You Find in Bookshops. We will take a look at the role of suspense in fiction, and the Tanyard Lane Book Club, Tullamore, Co Offaly quiz Anne Griffin, the Irish Book Awards Newcomer of the Year 2019 about her novel, ‘When All Is Said’.

Sabina Brennan talks to Anne Griffin through the lens of her brilliant debut novel When All is Said about kindness, self-love, loneliness, ageing, dyslexia, pursuing happiness, eschewing perfection and our own special brand of guilt. To earwig (verb): to secretly listen to a conversation.The Booster Shot Sabina mentioned in this episode is Booster 5 Loneliness is a KillerSabina also promised to share the link to The Little Book of Kindness by Bernadette RussellAnne Griffin is the author of When All Is Said, the number 1 Irish bestseller, and winner of the Newcomer of the Year at the Irish Book Awards. When All Is Said has been published in the US and Canada and translated into nineteen foreign languages. Anne's short story works have featured in, amongst others, The Irish Times and The Stinging Fly and read on Radio 4. Anne has worked in Waterstones Booksellers in both Dublin and London and for various charities. Born in Dublin, Anne now lives in Westmeath, Ireland.Follow Sabina Brennan & Super BrainTwitter: https://twitter.com/Sabina_BrennanInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/sabinabrennan/ and https://www.instagram.com/superbrainpodcast/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

"La Grande Invasione"Festival della LetturaDa venerdì 28 a domenica 30 agosto 2020http://www.lagrandeinvasione.it/DAL 28 AL 30 AGOSTO 2020TORNA LA GRANDE INVASIONEIL FESTIVAL DELLA LETTURA DI IVREA6 mostre, 5 ospiti stranieri, 9 esordientiTra gli ospiti Motta, Teresa Ciabatti, Chiara Alessi, Silvia Bencivelli, Francesco Costa, Claudia Durastanti, Tito Faraci, Valeria Parrella, Luca Scarlini, Andrea Staid, Nadia Terranova e per La piccola invasione Nicola Cinquetti, Andrea Vico, Daniele Aristarco, Jimmy Rivoltella e Daniela Carucci. Dal 28 al 30 agosto 2020 torna La grande invasione, il festival della lettura di Ivrea, finalmente in presenza, con un calendario fitto di incontri e oltre cento ospiti.Curato da Marco Cassini e Gianmario Pilo, con Lucia Panzieri e Silvia Trabalza per la sezione Piccola invasione, il festival giunge alla sua ottava edizione. Dopo aver proposto, nelle abituali date di inizio giugno, il ciclo di lezioni online #aspettandoinvasione2020, gli organizzatori hanno cominciato a lavorare sul programma affinché il festival si potesse svolgere entro la fine dell'estate: un evento particolarmente significativo per Ivrea, che recentemente ha ottenuto dal Centro per il libro e la lettura e dall'ANCI (Associazione Nazionale Comuni Italiani) la qualifica Città che legge 2020-2021. Tornano così, negli ultimi giorni di agosto, gli appuntamenti più amati dagli eporediesi e da tutto il pubblico di lettori e lettrici. Immancabile la tradizionale lettura delle pagine culturali del mattino Colazione e giornali, con le notizie del giorno commentate dagli ospiti Darwin Pastorin (28 agosto, con un omaggio a Gianni Mura, più volte ospite del festival), Simonetta Sciandivasci e Nadia Terranova (29 agosto) e Francesco Costa (30 agosto). Dopo il successo delle lezioni online, tornano alcuni degli ospiti di #aspettandoinvasione20. Ogni giorno alle 10, nel Cortile del Museo Garda, Chiara Alessi tiene il ciclo di incontri «Tante care cose», lezioni di design dedicate alla storia di iconici oggetti, dall'Olivetti alla moka al pallone Super Santos. Seguono le lezioni di scienza di Silvia Bencivelli «Ippocrate e i suoi fratelli»; Tre brevi lezioni di antropologia di Andrea Staid, e infine «Mettila da parte», tre lezioni sull'arte di Luca Scarlini. Spazio anche a tre lezioni di filosofia con Vittoria Baruffaldi, Ilaria Gaspari, Matteo Saudino e allo sport, con tre lezioni a cura della redazione della rivista Ultimo Uomo. Il format La nostra carriera di lettori, ormai un classico della Grande invasione, prevede dialoghi fra scrittori sulle letture che più hanno influenzato il loro percorso: venerdì 28 il confronto è fra Teresa Ciabatti e Tito Faraci, mentre il giorno successivo ci saranno Claudia Durastanti e Nadia Terranova.Non mancano gli autori stranieri. Grande attesa domenica per la poetessa indiana Tishani Doshi Giorni e notti fatti di piccole cose (Feltrinelli, 2020) e il britannico Tibor Fischer autore per Marcos y Marcos di La gang del pensiero, che sarà intervistato dai librai Beatrice Dorigo e Andrea Bertelli. Il saggista tedesco Thomas Girst (Tutto il tempo del mondo, Add) dialoga con Stefano Delprete mentre l'irlandese Anne Griffin, autrice di Quando tutto è detto (Edizioni Atlantide) presenterà il suo lavoro insieme a Martina Testa. Il 30 agosto Alessio Torino intervista Manuel Vilas, appena uscito per Guanda con La gioia, all'improvviso.Il tradizionale appuntamento con i reading vede protagonisti quest'anno Valeria Parrella e Gian Luca Favetto, rispettivamente sabato 29 e domenica 30, mentre le letture tratte da due capolavori come Il nome della rosa di Umberto Eco e Vita e destino di Vasilij Grossman sono affidate a Tommaso Ragno, che ha già prestato la sua inconfondibile voce per la realizzazione degli audiolibri tratti dai due romanzi.E ancora, tra gli ospiti, Fumettibrutti, Wallie e Joey1 in dialogo con Teresa Ciabatti, Giada Messetti, Giuseppe Rao, Loretta Napoleoni, Fabio Geda e Enaiatollah Akbari, Domenico Dara.Le case editrici ospiti di questa edizione sono Feltrinelli e Atlantide, con la presenza dei due direttori editoriali, rispettivamente Gianluca Foglia e Simone Caltabellota, che ne racconteranno la storia e il catalogo.Si conferma la vocazione del festival a dare attenzione alle nuove voci della narrativa italiana: Martino Gozzi, Francesca Manfredi e Alessio Torino dialogheranno insieme a ben 9 autori giovani o giovanissimi che hanno esordito negli ultimi mesi: Silvia Bottani, Elena Giorgiana Mirabelli, Remo Rapino, Valentina Maini, Costanza Rizzacasa D'Orsogna, Sarah Savioli, Mattia Insolia, Laura Mancini e Ilenia Zedda. Esordi è un evento in collaborazione con la Scuola Holden.A Maurizio Blatto è affidata la conclusione di ogni giornata dell'Invasione, con le sue Storie sfortunate di rock'n'roll venerdì e sabato; sempre a cura di Blatto l'evento conclusivo del festival, domenica sera, con l'intervista al cantautore Francesco Motta, che alternerà il dialogo con canzoni del suo repertorio.Spazio anche all'arte. Per tutta la durata del festival, e oltre, saranno visitabili ben sei mostre dislocate per tutta la città: il Museo Civico Garda ospita DRY di Joey Guidone e LB Studio Favolando, con le illustrazioni di Laura Barella. Alla Galleria del Libro si potranno ammirare gli acquarelli di Nicola Magrin (L'oceano di mezzo), mentre il Mama B ospita l'esposizione Chronicles from the red zone dell'illustratore Emiliano Ponzi. Saranno inoltre inaugurate Frammenti. Di come ho rotto tutto di Livia Massaccesi e Tasti.Inchiostro e parole di Andrea e Cristina Mazzola.La piccola invasione 2020 scommette sui ragazzini più grandi e dedica un'attenzione particolare al linguaggio del fumetto, con approfondimenti per adulti e per ragazzi in collaborazione con l'associazione culturale Hamelin. Ospiti del festival il premio Andersen 2020 Nicola Cinquetti, con tanti libri della sua carriera accompagnati in musica e leggerezza da Marco Padovani, e Andrea Vico, che da quasi 25 anni si dedica esclusivamente alla scienza, scrivendo di ambiente, energia e nuove tecnologie, che porterà il suo contributo sulle piante del mondo e il cambiamento climatico.Una gradita novità la collaborazione con Babelica, Matota Festival e Gruppo Abele per gli appuntamenti nel quartiere di Bellavista: un pomeriggio intero di attività e incontri nei giardini pubblici del bel quartiere eporediese, con gli autori Jimmy Rivoltella, Daniela Carucci e Daniele Aristarco.Per insegnanti e genitori, un momento di riflessione sulla valutazione nella scuola, con Sonia Sorgato, insegnante MCE e il pedagogista e ricercatore Enrico Bottero: con la promessa, per l'anno scolastico 2020-2021 di portare nelle scuole tanti eventi della Piccola invasione #tuttolanno.Non mancheranno poi gli appuntamenti con la lettura ad alta voce, molto amati da grandi e piccoli, ed è confermata la redazione delle Cavallette, un gruppo di giovani giornalisti in erba che racconterà con parole e immagini il festival di Ivrea. E infine per La piccola invasione un omaggio speciale che merita di essere festeggiato insieme, grandi e piccoli: per il centenario della nascita di Gianni Rodari tutti a teatro domenica pomeriggio per Rodarissimo, con il TeatrO dell'Orsa.I biglietti delle lezioni e del reading sono in vendita alla Galleria del Libro di Ivrea o prenotando al numero 0125641212. Ogni lezione ha il costo di 5 Euro. Tutti gli altri eventi sono a ingresso libero fino a esaurimento posti.Il programma e tutte le informazioni sono disponibili sul sito www.lagrandeinvasione.itIL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/

Anne T. Griffin is a product leader, public speaker on AI, blockchain, and tech ethics, and a pivot coach. She is the founder of Pivot Grow Hustle, the company behind her course Attract Your Dream Job, a small-group coaching program for professionals who want to remove stress and anxiety from the job search and save time by getting recruited by top companies. She is also the Chief Product & Curriculum Officer of Tech 2025, a platform, community, and consulting for learning about and engaging with emerging technologies and post-pandemic innovation and its impact. Through her business  Griffin Product & Growth, she coaches and advises emerging tech-focused startups. She built her product management career working with organizations such as Microsoft, Comcast, Mercedes-Benz, and Priceline. West Point, the University of Montreal, and Morgan State University are a few of the universities where she has guest lectured, and she has taught about AI at Columbia University. Anne holds a degree in Industrial and Operations Engineering from the University of Michigan.

In episode 15 we had the pleasure of chatting to Anne Griffin. Anne is the Irish No. 1 best-selling author for her debut novel ‘When All Is Said’, and she was also awarded Newcomer of the Year at 2019s Book Awards. Anne explores and shares the journey she went through – and how she wouldn’t change a thing about it – starting with a BA in History in UCD, then after college she worked for over 8 years in Waterstones bookstore, where her love for books flourished. That’s not where her writing career started though, in the years that followed Anne acquired qualifications in Community & Youth Work, Accounts Technician and lastly in 2015 a MA in Creative Writing. But we’ll leave all the story telling to Anne in the new episode of Next Gen Fem. We’re excited for you to hear our 15th episode, I hope you enjoy. Anne's Book: When All Is Said (Waterstones) - https://www.waterstones.com/book/when-all-is-said/anne-griffin/9781473683020 When All Is Said (Easons) - https://www.easons.com/when-all-is-said-anne-griffin-9781529304299 When All Is Said (Amazon) - https://www.amazon.co.uk/When-All-Said-Bestselling-Phenomenon/dp/1473683025/ref=sr_1_1?crid=RNSUD36CWWZR&dchild=1&keywords=when+all+is+said&qid=1595769657&sprefix=when+all+is+said%2Caps%2C627&sr=8-1 Anne's Social: Twitter - https://twitter.com/AnneGriffin_ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/annegriffinwriter/ Website - http://annegriffinwriter.com/

MIW Disruptive Podcast Episode 2020-012: Anne Griffin – Product Manager | Growth | AI and Blockchain | Public Speaker Anne Griffin built her product management career working with organizations such as Microsoft, Comcast, Mercedes-Benz, and Priceline. She currently works at Priceline as a Product Manager and as the Chief Product & Curriculum Officer of Tech 2025, a platform and community for learning about and engaging with emerging technologies such as blockchain and AI, and exploring their impact. Additionally, Anne is the owner and Chief Product Coach of Griffin Product & Growth Coaching, where she coaches and advises emerging tech-focused startups and small and medium sized businesses. West Point, the University of Montreal, and Morgan State University are a few of the universities where she has guest lectured. She teaches her own course on Business Applications of Blockchain through O'Reilly Media. Anne holds a degree in industrial and operations engineering from the University of Michigan. In this episode, the MIW podcast team talks to Anne about her work at Griffin Product and Growth Coaching, Tech 2025, and her interest in Machine learning, Artificial Intelligence (AI), tech ethics, and blockchain products that have business value and can make an industry more equitable for partners and customers.

Ken is on his own in studio but joined by a few guests via phone; MP Etobicoke-Lakeshore James Maloney, chats about the Irish night on Parliament Hill 6th May Author Anne Griffin calls from Ireland to speak about her book When all is said Author Frank Vizard rings in from NY to chat about his book Screamer The news as usual by Desmond Devoy Plus a find blend of Irish music

John Hayes gets a book review from Ralph McAlister of the book by Anne Griffin, "When All Is Said"

Ein 84-Jähriger sitzt an einer Hotelbar und blickt auf sein Leben zurück: "Ein Buch, das die Seele berührt, ohne kitschig zu sein", sagt Buchhändlerin Kathrin Allkemper aus Bottrop. Sie stellt "Ein Leben und eine Nacht" von Anne Griffin vor.

On this week’s episode of Secure The Seat, I am doing part two on the world of cryptocurrency. I interview Anne Griffin. We discuss the technology behind bitcoin--blockchain. This is a complimentary piece to last week's Crypto 101. Anne is a product professional that built her product management career working with organizations such as Microsoft, Comcast, Mercedes-Benz, and Priceline. She is currently at Priceline, and also serves as the Chief Product and Curriculum Officer for Tech 2025. Anne's technical foundation stems from her engineering degree from the University of Michigan. She is passionate about the practical human aspects of technology and building products with emerging and disruptive technologies, such as AI and blockchain, rooted in the realities of the human experience. Additionally, she serves on the Advisory Board for the Rutgers University Big Data Certificate program and has guest lectured at Columbia University, Morgan State University and the University of Montreal on blockchain. She teaches her own course on Business Applications of Blockchain through O'Reilly Media. Outside of her work, Anne is a voracious learner, frequent traveler, and seriously committed to her self-care. Additionally, here are some amazing women of color in blockchain people should follow: Saritta Hines, CEO of Trustabit, automating airline refunds via smart contracts (great for customers and also helps airlines comply with laws) Lindsay Ladd, CEO of EmpirEqual, using blockchain to promote and maintain diversity and inclusion in companies Cleve Mesidor, CEO of LOGOS, a blockchain-based social network (also co-organizer of the Women of Color Blockchain Congressional Briefing) Theresa Hoang, CEO of Women's Crypto Playground, site that features and promotes women in crypto and blockchain (also co-organizer of the Women of Color Blockchain Congressional Briefing) Genevieve Leveille, CEO of AgriLedger, agriculture supply chain using blockchain Tonya Evans, Associate Dean of the University of New Hampshire Law School, Creator/architect of their Blockchain Online Professional Certificate (I think you know her) Maureen Murat, Adjunct Professor as part of the University of New Hampshire Law School's Blockchain Online Professional Certificate, Senior Partner at Axes & Eggs Connect with Anne on Twitter @annetgriffin and https://tech2025.com/t25-continuous-learning/

durée : 01:10:40 - La Grande table d'été - par : Maylis Besserie - A partir des années 1960, les rencontres culturelles liées aux flux migratoires d'une ère en cours de décolonisation ont fait de Paris et Londres deux pôles majeurs de la création musicale. Panorama historique en 1e partie, avant d'écouter la musique de l'âme irlandaise avec l'auteure Anne Griffin. - réalisation : Alexandra Kandy Longuet - invités : Angéline Escafré-Dublet Maîtresse de conférences en science politique à l'université Lyon-2; Martin Evans Prrofesseur d’histoire moderne européenne à l’Université de Sussex; Anne Griffin Ecrivaine

Emma Herdman is the Editorial Director at both Hodder Fiction and their literary imprint, Sceptre. Hodder publish some of the biggest names in the business like Stephen King, Jasper Fforde, Graham Norton, David Mitchell and Siri Hustvedt.Emma and I spoke about our shared background as booksellers, and in particular at Waterstones Piccadilly. Emma went on to become a fiction buyer at Waterstones head office and then joined the literary agency Curtis Brown.We spoke about her list including books like THESE DIVIDING WALLS by Fran Cooper, HOMES & EXPERIENCES by Liam Williams and WHEN ALL IS SAID by Anne Griffin.Authors should always be aware of the market, but not led by it. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this week's episode, I chat to Anne Griffin, author of When All Is Said. Anne came to writing later in life, publishing debut novel - a runway hit - in her 50s. I travelled to Anne's lovely home to chat about her childhood love of Bundy, mutual awe of Countess Marchiviez and the vital role of laughter in getting you through tragedy. Books mentioned in this episode include: The Ladybird Classic Series - Nursery Rhymes; The Princess & The Pea; The Princess & The Frog; Rapunzel; Alice Hoffman - Entire backlist; Enid Blython - Malory Towers; St Clare's / Bunty Magazine/ Mary Lawson - The Crow Lake series/ John Connolly - He/ Jay McInerney - Modern Behaviour; The Last of The Savages/ Jonathan Coe - What A Carve Up; Alice Hoffman - 7th Heaven; Anne Tyler - Entire backlist/ Mike McCormack - Getting It In The Head/ Richard Russo - Nobody's Fool/ Éilís Ní Dhuibhne - Twelve Thousand Days/ Girls Don't Do Honours - Mary Cullen/ Turtle Moon - Alice Hoffman/ Kit De Vall - The Trick To Time/ Take Nothing With You - Patrick Gale/ Chances Are - Richard Russo/ The Destiny Thief - Richard Russo

Dans cet épisode, Céline Mancellon dévoile sa passion première pour la lecture qui l'entraînera plus tard vers l'écriture. En effet, pour elle, le besoin d'écrire est né de ses frustrations de lectrice, imaginant des fins alternatives aux histoires qu'elle lisait dans son enfance. Après avoir débuté naturellement ses lectures grâce aux romans des Bibliothèque rose et verte, comme Le Club des cinq, Céline Mancellon se met à écrire en romançant des faits historiques. Bien que tirant une certaine fierté à l'idée de créer ses propres histoires, elle ne se voyait pas pour autant comme une écrivaine. Cela lui semblait trop inaccessible pour elle qui s'adonnait à l'écriture comme un loisir. C'est la rencontre avec sa professeure de français en 6e qui sera décisive : ayant décelé le potentiel de la jeune Céline, sa professeure la fit participer à de nombreux concours de rédaction, encourageant par-là même la vocation de la jeune fille. Pendant longtemps, Céline Mancellon écrivit des nouvelles et des courts textes. Jusqu'au jour où elle envoya son premier roman à un éditeur, lui permettant ainsi de sortir enfin son livre du tiroir. Son intérêt pour le paranormal est né tôt de ses discussions avec ses parents, son père étant adepte des fantômes, OVNI et autres phénomènes fantastiques. C'est en lisant Peur bleue que Céline Mancellon découvre la plume de Stephen King qui reste pour elle un maître du genre. Bien que vivant dans un petit village, Céline Mancellon est très connectée à ses lecteurs grâce à Internet. Elle écrit d'ailleurs pour ses lecteurs, pour les divertir, et revendique d'écrire de la littérature populaire. ********** Références des titres cités dans l'épisode : Le Club des cinq, de Enid Blyton, Hachette Jeunesse, Bibliothèque rose Peur bleue, de Stephen King Référence du « coup de coeur » de Marie Rajaonavah, notre libraire Kobo : Toute une vie et un soir, Anne Griffin, Delcourt Littérature

Anne Griffin’s debut novel, 'When All is Said' is rightly getting praise from authors, reviewers and the public for its depiction of Maurice Hannigan, a fictional character that you come to deeply know and relate to through reading the novel. Here, Anne speaks about how she got published, how she dealt with rejection and how she created such an affecting character. 

Anne Griffin began writing in 2013, and in 2015 undertook an MA in Creative Writing in UCD studying under James Ryan, Éilis Ní Dhuibhne, Frank McGuinness, Lia Mills, Paul Perry and Anne Enright.

Anne Griffin began writing in 2013, and in 2015 undertook an MA in Creative Writing in UCD studying under James Ryan, Éilis Ní Dhuibhne, Frank McGuinness, Lia Mills, Paul Perry and Anne Enright.

Inside Books is a fortnightly programme presented by Breda Brown. This episode features Anne Griffin.

Sally Rooney is joined in the studio this month by Anne Griffin, best-selling author of When All Is Said, recently published by Sceptre. Anne reads 'Scaffolding', a story by Oisin Fagan, from our Spring 2015 issue.

They've only gone and done it again - Yes at the half-way point our Lose Weight & Feel Great Crew are down, down, down once more! Great news - John Murphy can hear clearly again thanks to his new hearing aids. Our Late Lunch Book Club Book of the Month author Anne Griffin had the most lovely chat with Gerry who also put a call into local oncology nurse Tracy Hanby on the picket line. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's the first episode of 2019 and it's another double guest episode! Tom is joined by first time author Anne Griffin to chat about her book When All Is Said and later on Tom Kerridge stops by to tell us about his new cook book Fresh Start.

Clint Eastwood is the director and star of The Mule, about a cantankerous 90 year-old horticulturist who decides to become a drug mule. Mark Eccleston reviews. The UK's biggest contemporary art prize, the £40,000 Artes Mundi prize, was won last night in Cardiff by Thai filmmaker Apichatpong Weerasethakul, known for his dream-like films such as Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives, which won the Palme d'Or at Cannes. He talks to Front Row.In new novel When All is Said, 84 year-old Maurice Hannigan props up the hotel bar in a small town in Ireland and, by toasting the five people important in his life, he tells of his path from poverty to becoming a rich landowner. Debut novelist Anne Griffin explains her real-life inspiration and how she got into her narrator's head.There have been calls by Leave campaigners for London's Photographers' Gallery to be stripped of its funding in the wake of their exhibition of a fully functioning office tasked with reversing Brexit. In the continued uncertainty surrounding the future of arts funding post-Brexit, cultural historian Robert Hewison discusses what organisations such as Arts Council England may need to consider when funding projects in the future. Presenter: Kirsty Lang Producer: Timothy Prosser

Margaret Madden selects Anne Griffin's debut "When All is Said" as her Book of the Month and waxes lyrical about a book she expects to be one of the best of the 2019 crop - WOW and its only January!! There's more great reads besides - enjoy! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, we speak with Anne Griffin, Lead Product Manager at OpenLaw. OpenLaw is a ConsenSys spoke that is building next generation smart legal agreements. We cover a lot of great topics in this discussion such as how the OpenLaw team is trying to build a Wikipedia-like community to drive contract law forward, what their business model is, how they overcome being such a geographically distributed and remote-first team, and much more. Like in many industries, the legal community still uses incredibly outdated technologies such as Microsoft Word and track changes to work through long and complex legal agreements. Anne walks us through how she and her team are trying to push against that inertia and bring law into the 21st century. She also gives us her perspective on why OpenLaw will supplement rather than automate law and replace lawyers. Particularly interesting is hearing how incredibly distributed the OpenLaw team is with employees in Thailand, India, the US and Europe, and how they overcome the obvious challenges that presents. Some of their tools and tactics they use to mitigate those challenges are really interesting and well worth considering if your team is struggling with being remote-first and highly distributed. Enjoy! Show Notes [0:31] Show intro. [1:02] Anne’s background and path to crypto. [8:51] Description of OpenLaw and the project’s history. [16:09] If OpenLaw is GitHub-ifying contract law, how do courts view enforceability of smart contracts? [18:29] How blockchain technology may or may not affect the job of lawyers. [19:50] The origin story of OpenLaw and background on the founders. [23:41] How the OpenLaw team validates assumptions around solving customer problems, target market, users, etc. [32:50] Current state of OpenLaw products and the business model. [34:50] Where and how OpenLaw connects to the Ethereum blockchain. [36:13] Verbal walkthrough of OpenLaw user experience. [40:11] Areas of friction within the OpenLaw user experience and how they’re trying to overcome that. [42:22] Division of responsibilities for design across the OpenLaw team and process for getting design work done. [46:03] Where do ideas for the roadmap come from? [46:54] OpenLaw’s use of personas to support user research. [49:15] How does OpenLaw quality control contract templates that make it onto the platform? [51:30] Team dynamics, composition, geographic distribution and culture around coordination across the team. [55:09] Tools and tactics OpenLaw used to support remote-first team. [57:01] How the team captures knowledge to be shared internally. [1:01:08] Ways to overcome the tight market for hiring blockchain engineers. [1:03:13] Measuring success at OpenLaw. [1:06:43] What is and is not open source within OpenLaw and how they defend their business given what is open source. [1:08:26] Personal tidbit about Anne. Links https://openlaw.io/ https://github.com/openlawteam https://consensys.net/ https://twitter.com/openlawofficial https://medium.com/@OpenLawOfficial https://docs.openlaw.io/#overview-of-openlaw

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