Colombia, and early in his life moved with his parents to Union, New Jersey.

He spent most of his life in New York City. Ray was a Phi Beta Kappa

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Rick Mullin is a journalist and painter whose poetry has appeared in a variety of print and online venues including The Raintow Review, Measure, Envoi, Unsplendid, 14 by 14, and The Chimaera.

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Ross Hattaway is a Dublin based poet who was born in New Zealand

Eamon Carr has been a significant figure in the Irish artistic and cultural scene for many years. 

Quincy R Lehr is a poet and historian from Oklahoma, USA.

  Watch Quincy  perform Ice Storm and some of Ray Pospisil's poetry.

                                   Watch Quincy perform sections from his new full length poem Heimat

Eamonn Lynskey is a Dublin poet.

watch him PERFORM THE POEM mastermind   OR IN THE MUSEUM OF RIGA

watch him PERFORM THE POEM WHEN i'M FALLING

Tommy Frank O'Connor is a novelist, story writer, dramatist and poet from Co Kerry.

Oran Ryan is a novelist from Dublin. 

Oran Ryan is a writer living in East Wall in Dublin. He has written novels: The Death of Finn (Seven Towers, 2006) Ten Short Novels by Arthur Kruger (Seven Towers 2007), and One Inch Punch (Seven Towers, 2012). He has written plays: Don Quixote has Been Promoted (2009, Ranelagh Arts Festival) for the Stage and radio: Preliminary Design For a Universe Circling Spacecraft (KRPN, San Francisco, California 2010) He has written and published many short stories, poetry and literary critical articles, particularly on William Burroughs, Marcel Proust and more recently on Virginia Woolf, Doris Lessing, James Joyce, David Foster Wallace. He is currently working on his next novel called Hardcastle Dies Laughing. One of his areas of interest is creative collaboration between various artistic disciplines.

 "My work, like most writers serious about writing, displays a deep interest in the inner workings of relationships, both human and with other life forms on the planet. It can be looked on in terms of part social commentary, part mock philosophical parody, with a deep strain of black comedy. Dark, funny, very irreverent, at times gut wrenching, my goal in writing is to try, as much as is possible, to describe what it means to live in the world." 

He blogs at  HTTP://ORANRYAN.COM where he mentiones how no belief systems are ever harmed, merely examined, taken out to dinner at times,  and sometimes entertained. We wonder if we really believe him on that one.

A number of Artists and writers work with The Seven Towers Agency and take part in our events.  Their details are included here.