Outside Links

The following links open in their own target pages, so you can close out of them without "losing" this website.

Documentary Film. With the original version of the Copenhagen Quartet, published in Ireland from 2002-2005, there was a 29-minute documentary film, produced by Professor Greg Herriges and Tom Knoff, about the four novels (under their original names: Kerrigan's Copenhagen, A Love Story, 2002; Bluett's Blue Hours, 2003; Greene's Summer, 2004; and Danish Fall, 2005). These were re-published by Bloomsbury Publishing in the US and the UK in substantially revised editions as In the Company of Angels, 2010; Falling Sideways, 2011; Kerrigan in Copenhagen, 2013; and Beneath the Neon Egg, 2014. These links are to the documentary film about the original versions of these four books:
vimeo.com
iTunes (a remastered HD version for download)

Websites and Maps

www.thomasekennedy.com (website designed and launched in 2007 by Clare MacQueen and Gary Gibbons, Puget Custom PC)


mfa.fdu.edu Dr. Thomas E. Kennedy teaches fiction and creative nonfiction at the low-residency MFA in Creative Writing, at Fairleigh Dickinson University.

Bloomsbury Publishing: UK and US

plantsounds.net (Dan Turèll + Halfdan E meets Thomas E. Kennedy: An Introduction, CD)

New American Press


Serving House Books


Serving House Journal (info & audio clip of An Introduction CD)


New Letters


Excerpt of 2008 Ellie National Magazine award-winning essay in New Letters, "I Am Joe's Prostate"

Wordcraft of Oregon

Reading Group Guide for In the Company of Angels

Reading Group Guide for Falling Sideways


Map of Copenhagen


Map of Denmark and Scandinavia

Aegean Arts Circle Writing Workshops in Andros: www.aegeanartscircle.com

Thirteenth International Conference on the Short Story in English, Vienna 2014: http://www.shortstoryconference.org/writers

YouTube videos of Thomas E. Kennedy

Discussing In the Company of Angels:

 

Discussing and reading from his novel In the Company of Angels (excerpt from the documentary film produced for Harper College in Palatine, Illinois, by Greg Herriges and Tom Knoff):

 

Reading from In the Company of Angels:


 

Being interviewed by novelist Andre Dubus III at the Politics & Prose Bookstore in Washington, D.C. (excerpt on Kennedy's inspiration for In the Company of Angels):

 

Reading from Kerrigan's Copenhagen, A Love Story, the revision of which is currently in production at Bloomsbury Publishing (video with musical accompaniment) (excerpt from the documentary film produced for Harper College in Palatine, Illinois, by Greg Herriges and Tom Knoff):

 

Reading from Bluett's Blue Hours, currently being revised for Bloomsbury Publishing as Beneath the Neon Egg (video with blues guitar and harmonica accompaniment) (excerpt from the documentary film produced for Harper College in Palatine, Illinois, by Greg Herriges and Tom Knoff):

 

At Hemingway's house (excerpt from the documentary film produced for Harper College in Palatine, Illinois, by Greg Herriges and Tom Knoff)

 

On writing -- following award-winning novelist Duff Brenna's discussion of Kennedy's themes (excerpt from the documentary film produced for Harper College in Palatine, Illinois, by Greg Herriges and Tom Knoff)

Thomas E. Kennedy, The Copenhagen Quartet, Outside Links, Videos, Tom Kennedy, In the Company of Angels, Falling Sideways, Kerrigan in Copenhagen, Beneath the Neon Egg