What a cool way to celebrate Ireland’s storytelling tradition: a new Irish stamp features the text of an entire short-short by 17-year-old Dubliner Eoin Moore.
Moore’s piece, about how “[t]he city embodies the people, and the people embody the city,” won out over “a host” of other entries at Roddy Doyle’s Fighting Words Centre.
Take a moment to appreciate that the writing center named after Roddy Doyle is called “Fighting Words,” then click through to see the stamp and read the story.
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