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Airborne
MARK GRANIER
"What I like about Mark Granier's work is his sense of the edgy play in words themselves, together with his straightforward command of narrative happenings. In their lightness of lyric touch, these poems introduce a speaking imagination that's generous, quiet, keen-eyed --" Eamon Grennan.... Read More
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Winter in the Eye: New & Selected Poems
JOAN McBREEN
Winter in the Eye: New & Selected Poems brings together Joan McBreen's recent work with poems selected from her two previous collections. This volume captures her elegant and finely-tuned lyric voice. A subtle simplicity of language makes her poems of place and home all the more powerful; highlighting moments of universal awareness and reaching beyond the poet's life into our own. more info
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The White Page/An Bhileog Bhan: 20th Century Irish Women Poets
JOAN McBREEN, editor Temporarily Out of Stock
The White Page/An Bhileog Bhán is a comprehensive study of Irish women's poetry published in book form in the twentieth century. It takes the form of an extended annotated directory, including biographical and bibliographical detail on each poet. Poems and photographs, generously donated by the poets themselves, are also included.  more info
Price: | Paperback | 130x204mm | 328pgs | Sept 2002
 

 
Cutting My Mother's Hair
STEPHANIE McKENZIE
In this uncompromising collection, Stephanie McKenzie guides us through an Inferno ofÊfemale outcasts like a compassionate and committed Virgil. The encounter that she orchestrates between Dante, Newfoundland and Canada is provocative, illuminating and extremely powerful. The voices that address us along the way are dignified and unforgettable more info
Price: | Paperback | 130 x 204mm | 80 pages | ISBN 1 903392 52 | April 2006

 

 

 
The One Who Swears You Can't Start Over
ETHNA McKIERNAN
The One Who Swears You Can't Start Over is both an elegiac record of losses and a testimony to our collective human determination to begin again. Though the book is centered around family and losses (loss of a mother to Alzheimer's, loss of a child, loss of a friend to suicide), it also includes a number of coming-of-age poems; poems on poetry, including the deadpan-funny "Why I Lied My Way Through Childhood;" persona poems written in voices unique as Peter the Apostle and Snow White; several sonnets, a sestina and other pieces about the author's children; and poems of deep praise, deep joy, such as "Dinner at the Frost Place" and "Homage to the Common." more info
Price: | Paperback | 130 x 204mm | 92 pages | ISBN 1 903392 22 5 | April 2002

 

 

 
Dancing with Chaos
PATRICIA MONAGHAN
Poetry and physics dance in this collection inspired by metaphors drawn from chaos theory and quantum mechanics. Patricia Monaghan teaches literature and environment at DePaul University in Chicago. This, her third poetry collection, links science and poetry in a passionate tango.... more info
Price: | Paperback | 130x204mm | 84pgs | Sept 2002

 

 

 
Pictures of the Afterlife
JUDE NUTTER
"Jude Nutter's early work is measured and precise, elegiac in its sorrow and love for the natural world. It was no surprise when I found she had homesteaded on Wrangell Island in Alaska for ten years, working the land, watching birds, listening to snow, and writing poems. That quality of solitude, patience and a survivalist's strict attention to detail comes through in her work. Nutter's first collection, Pictures of the Afterlife, explores not only the possibility of the spirit's existence after the death of the body.... more info
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Tulle
MARY O'DONOGHUE

Winning collection in the inaugural Salmon Poetry Publication Prize in 2001. Mary O'Donoghue was also the winner of the Hennessy / Sunday Tribune First Fiction Award and the overall New Irish Writing Award for 2001.Mary O'Donoghue's debut collection introduces a remarkable new voice in Irish poetry. more info

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The Drowning of the Saints
PAUL PERRY
The Drowning of the Saints is a stunning debut and introduces a young writer with a distinctive new voice, full of verve and promise. The collection is filled with sensual, lyrical and beautifully crafted poems, poems which are often infused with a dream-like magic and arouse a sense of longing, searching, and questioning... more info
Price: | Paperback | 130x204mm | 88pgs | November 2003

 

 

 

 

 
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