May 8th, 2005
The things they say about us
I wasn’t in Dublin at the weekend, so I only got around to reading Saturday’s Irish Times today, and there was a pleasant surprise in the Opening Lines section of their Magazine, where Belinda McKeon wrote the following:
Online magazines may be two a penny by now, but there is more to creating a decent read than slinging a handful of rants and hastily-written reviews onto a site; and that’s where Sigla, the lively and slickly-designed forum launched by three young Irish writers just over a year ago, has an edge over its competition. Though Irish, it is international in its thinking, with contributors from Texas to Tokyo, from Sligo to Sydney, and the mix of articles is intelligent and dynamic - but never stuffy, and never half-baked.
You can read the rest on the Irish Times‘ site. A big thank you to all our contributors who make the site something worth being written about in the Irish Times.