The Peacock's Eye is the first collection of poetry from Sheila O'Hagan, the winner of the 1991 Patrick Kavanagh Award for 'an assured and memorable collection of imaginative range and lyrical intensity'...

The Troubled House unveils the many aspects, the many voices of human emotion, the difficulties of remaining oneself while, in the words of Ceslaw Milosz, "Invisible guests come in and go out at will". The Troubled House presents us with a mature voice, a voice that echoes within the heart; calling us to ourselves...

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The third collection from critically-acclaimed poet Mary O'Malley, following A Consideration of Silk (1990) and Where the Rocks Float (1993)..... more info

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"Many poets write about place. Not many write about the spirit of place with the tenacity and eloquence of Mary O'Malley. She has sought out, with careful language and a vivid tone, the emotional colour of the west she knows. She investigates its desolation and its history and is a true artist in sketching the beautiful, small details..... more info

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Barbara Parkinson lives in Killybegs, County Donegal, a town which lies open to the great demands and wonders of ocean and sky; there are tragedies, there is delight. There is a sense of community, a closeness, a bright wit and uninhibited conversation.... more info

Adrienne Rich is without question one of the most distinguished contemporary poets. She has had a profound and positive effect on a generation of writers and readers since her poems first appeared in the 1951 collection A Change of World. In the years since then her poetry and prose have been published in over twenty volumes. Adrienne Rich: Selected Poems 1950-1995 contains poems from her first and recent works as well as twelve others... more info>>