Delighted to receive this lovely review for my last collection. Thank you Florrie Crass and Home-stage.
https://www.home-stage.co.uk/poetry-blog/review-how-to-bake-a-planet-by-pete-mullineaux

Delighted to receive this lovely review for my last collection. Thank you Florrie Crass and Home-stage.
https://www.home-stage.co.uk/poetry-blog/review-how-to-bake-a-planet-by-pete-mullineaux
Everyone welcome to the next follow-up session, looking at Interdependence Day – Teaching the Sustainable Development Goals through Drama for All Ages (published by Afri) – on Wednesday March 9th, 6-7pm (UK time). Here is the link for free registration: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/278314214307
Looking forward to London Drama’s online book club this Sunday Feb 27th, 5-6pm (UK time) where we’ll be reading/acting out a short play, ‘A Piece of the Cake’ from my teaching resource: Interdependence Day – Teaching the Sustainable Development Goals through Drama (Afri). All welcome, here’s the link for free registration. https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/book-club-a-piece-of-the-cake-tickets-271067679727?aff=efbeventtix&fbclid=IwAR0-tNzescKgJUrl6Ij5M-jzjoHddJtaqw4cCDgewSbiBTWmrakicBX1lJQ
I’m delighted to be the invited guest at London Drama’s online Book Club next Sunday January 23rd, 5.30-7pm, sharing and discussing extracts from my novel Jules and Rom – Sci-fi meets Shakespeare (Matador UK) and talking about my drama work, including the new Afri publication, Interdependence Day: Teaching the Sustainable Development Goals through Drama for All Ages. Tickets available from London Drama Facebook Group.
I’m thrilled to be participating in my first (online) sci-fi lit festival, Octocon 2021 – the organisers have put together an amazing programme. Very happy to be reading from my novel Jules and Rom – Sci-fi meets Shakespeare on Saturday 2nd Oct at 4.30pm, then I’m on a panel discussing ‘consciousness in sci-fi’ at 8pm. It’s free and all are welcome!
I’m very grateful to Books Ireland for this article on my novel, published 26.05.2021.
I’m delighted the paperback version of my novel is finally out there! it was launched online Wednesday April 14th 2021 at 8pm – hosted by Vinny Browne at Charlie Byrne’s Bookshop with wonderful guest speaker Emily Cullen. Here’s the link to the launch video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fVwS0JC3Gk
Also a link to a great article in the Galway Advertiser!
It was brilliant being part of an amazing Feile Bride event on Saturday Feb 5th – talking about my new book published by Afri – Interdependence Day! Teaching the Sustainable Development Goals through Drama for All Ages. It’s available from Afri, email: admin@afri.ie (It was fun too doing a poem written especially for the day, titled … ‘Interdependence Day!’
Here’s a link to a short film clip focusing on the book and the poem – then a link to the full event.
Very happy to see my debut sci-fi novel Jules & Rom published by Troubador UK is now available on all ebook platforms, including Kindle, Google Play, Apple Books, Kobo, Barnes & Noble, scribd. I’m also so thankful to those who have bought it and to some wonderful and encouraging reader reviews – which are always welcome!
It’s lovely to have one of your poems read by someone else, especially a younger voice – so thanks to Grainne & friends and to Roj for making the film. The poem was a modern take on the ‘Food glorious food’ moment in the film, Oliver and was part of a stage-play ‘More!’ devised with TY pupils from Colaiste Enda in Galway for an Afri (Action from Ireland) conference on food security – linking hunger and famine with war and conflict.