AFTER THE BALL
Poems by BREDA SULLIVAN


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Breda Sullivan's poetry is much praised for its quality of delving deeply into human experience with a spare, exacting grace. A quiet unobtrusive voice which nonetheless makes its point clearly, 'The poems of Breda Sullivan are a revelation ... They ring perfectly true and clear; they are simple but well-wrought and linger long and profoundly in the mind. They do not say too much - clutter is the ruin of elegance. Ars est celare artem - true art is to conceal art!' - Gabriel Rosenstock, Poetry Supplement, Education Today

 
About the Poet
Winner of the 1998 National Women's Poetry Competition, the Edgeworth Prize and Balbriggan Writers' Group 'Tribute to Lil' Poetry Competition, Breda Sullivan's other awards include Syllables, Hopkins, Boyle Arts Festival, Figments, KISS, Mohill Arts Festival and Clogh Writers' Group Poetry Competitions. She was also a prizewinner in the Athlone River Festival, South Tipperary Literary Festival, Cootehill, Allingham, Dun Laoghaire Libraries and the Scottish International Poetry competitions. A member of Granard Writers' Group and co-founder of the Edgeworth Literary Weekend. Born in Athlone she lives near Streete on the Longford/Westmeath border with her husband and family. This is her second collection; A Smell of Camphor was published by Salmon in 1992.
 
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Other Salmon books by Breda Sullivan:
Sculpture in Black Ice (Salmon Poetry, 2004)
The Smell of Camphor (Salmon Poetry, 1993)