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A new journal with a focus on both the written word and visual art. The dark horse. Currently stock

30/01/2025

A lil (is that still a thing?) to our ACDXFWG () event at Di**le Literary Festival! A fabulous festival and a great chance to showcase what both groups do.

ACD will be back in the coming months after a little break so keep an eye on our socials! 👀

📸 : .mcgookin

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25/10/2024

Just a few weeks until we hit Di**le with our pals from Frustrated Writers’ Group for Di**le Literary Festival!
On Sunday, 17th November at 1.30pm we will be chatting all things DIY lit journal – pop along to hear about the two groups, our publications, and how we aim to amplify up-and-coming voices! We will also be reading from both publications.
Tickets are just €12 and available at the link in bio.
Many thanks to .lit for including us (please do check out the rest of their programme – events are booking up fast!)
Link in bio for tickets 🙏

11/09/2024

📢EXCITING NEWS📢

ACD is delighted to be a part of the Di**le Literary
Festival 2024 programme, alongside the wonderful Join us in Di**le on 17th
November at 1.30pm to hear me () and
FWG’s speak about the work of
DIY literary journals and groups and the importance
of these in amplifying new voices and connecting
people. We will also be reading some work from the
publications of both groups!
We’re super grateful to .lit for including us in
a fab lineup and can’t wait to check out the other
events in beautiful Di**le.

Please do pop in and join us if you are attending the
festival!

Link in bio for tickets 🎫

(Pic not technically from Di**le but Di**le peninsula
on a very Di**le-centric weekend)

13/08/2024

It’s almost a year to the day (a few days off – but close enough!) since we had the pleasure of launching our 4th issue in the wonderful Unit 44 , complete with readings from some incredibly talented folk and drinks and chats afterwards in ❤️ The issue was our most successful yet and we still have people enquiring with our stockists about getting a copy (alas it is out of print!) – we would like to do a limited reprint of all four issues soon as the demand appears to be there (and thanks to our stockists for keeping us up to date on this) 🙏
ACD has taken a small break to regroup and focus on other commitments but will be back with a very exciting collaborative event towards the end of the year (keep your eyes peeled!) and the promise of new activity as we come into 2025.
If you’d like to read any of our previous issues they are available to read in both and X

30/12/2023

2023 was a great year for ACD! It saw the creation and launch of Issue 4 – a wonderful issue full of writing and art by an incredible group of people and the culmination of months of work by the team. We were lucky enough to be able to launch this in Unit 44 () in Stoneybatter and to be able to hear some readings from some of the amazing writers featured in the issue 😍 Issue 4 is very nearly sold out, with a handful of issues (we think) in , and (and a single one in !). Here’s to 2024 – we have some ideas brewing and it won’t be long until we emerge from hibernation 👀
Happy New Year from Team ACD to all our contributors, readers, followers, and stockists 🐴💜

08/12/2023

There we are! An Capall Dorcha is on sale as part of the wonderful Dublin Art Book Fair ❤️ runs until 17th December and has an amazing selection of art books and more – not to mention an incredible lineup of events and talks.

📸: ❤️

29/11/2023

📢 Hear ye, hear ye 📢 It’s that time of the year again – Dublin Art Book Fair time! We’re delighted to have some copies of Issue 4 on sale as part of the fair – it’s our fourth time since 2019 and popping along and seeing our journal alongside incredible publishers from Ireland and further afield is always a highlight of our year.
This year the fair is curated by the wonderful who we are big fans of here in ACD and we can’t wait to check out all the amazing events (and gorgeous books!) 😍
opens on 7th Dec at 6pm and runs through to the 17th ❤️

26/10/2023

Cheeky lunchtime restock in ❤️ Only a handful of copies left in general and we won’t be reprinting so get em while they’re hot! 🔥

18/10/2023

Spotted over the weekend by (thanks Anthony!) Issue 4 is available in (Galway), , , and ❤️

10/09/2023

🚨 New stockist alert 🚨
Galwegians, ye are no longer without access to ACD!
Issue 4 can be found in ❤️

03/09/2023

🖊Meet the contributors 🖊

Emma Harris is an artist and writer from Galway. She has a shiny new painting degree from NCAD and is currently trying to cram all of her books and paint brushes into one suitcase before she flies to Estonia, where she’ll spend a year at a print and book arts centre making strange and unusual manuscripts.

Swipe for a sneak peek at Emma’s story ‘Pool Mammies’ which features in Issue 4 of ACD

02/09/2023

🎨Meet the contributors 🎨

Christopher Clery graduated in fine art printmaking and contemporary practice from Limerick school of art and design in 2019. He is currently a member of the Limerick Printmakers He explores his perception and understanding of sexuality, masculinity and the male gender within his work. He focuses on etching, silkscreen, photography and collage processes. His practice is inspired by depictions of religion, Greek art, culture, and mythology. He creates imagery that depicts male figures within tropical pastoral settings that have been corrupted and has recently been exploring hellscape imagery and representation of sin and body/animal splicing to convey his outlook on q***r life as a millennial.

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