Banshee poets Tim MacGabhann and Rosamund Taylor, as well as editors Jessica Traynor and Molly Hennigan, will feature at the British Library’s Irish Writers’ Weekend on 28-29 November.

Saturday 28 November

• Tim MacGabhann will speak on ‘The Art of the Memoir’ with Brian Dillon and Sinéad Morrissey from 2.05pm in the Pigott Theatre.

• Rosamund Taylor will discuss Filly on the panel ‘Transformation and Becoming: Discovering Queer Selves’, with Banshee contributor William Keohane, at 5.15pm in the Eliot Room.

• Poetry editor Jessica Traynor will speak on the panel ‘State of the Nation: Irish Literature Now’, alongside Éilís Ní Dhuibhne and Martin Doyle, from 5.30pm in the Pigott Theatre.

Sunday 29 November

• Tim MacGabhann will read from Found in a Context of Destruction, alongside Banshee poetry editor Jessica Traynor, from 11.45am in the Eliot Room.

• Editors Jessica Traynor and Molly Hennigan will discuss ‘The World of Maeve Brennan’, with Éilís Ní Dhuibhne and Banshee contributor Sinéad Gleeson, from 2.40pm in the Pigott Theatre.

Price: from £10 (online); from £30 (in person)