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B. Buntin --
Riverfall
was published by Salmon in 2005. |
Patrick
Chapman - Patrick Chapman was born in Ireland in 1968. He lives in Dublin. His poetry collections are Jazztown (Raven Arts Press, 1991), The New Pornography (Salmon, 1996), and Breaking Hearts And Traffic Lights (Salmon, 2007). His fourth collection is completed and will appear from BlazeVOX. His first volume of stories is The Wow Signal (Bluechrome, 2007). |
The
Peter Finch Archive --
covers the creative work of this experimental
Welsh poet. Also includes links
to Welsh literary sites, advice to self-publishers,
help for those wanting to publish their
poetry, a real history of the famous Oriel
Bookshop and a file of R.S. Thomas information. |
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| Rita
Ann Higgins |
Jessie
Lendennie --
Salmon Poetry editor Jessie Lendennie's
website. Launched 29th May, 2002. |
| Patricia
Monaghan
-- Award-winning poet whose latest collection,
Dancing
with Chaos, was published by Salmon
in September 2002 |
| Todd
Swift |
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Publishers
& Literary Journals
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| Clo
Iar Chonnachta
- Publishing company located in Connemara,
Galway, publishing books, primarily in Irish,
and traditional Irish music.Ê |
Fish
Publishing
-- An independent Irish publishing company,
founded in 1994. It aims to enable writers
to have their work published in book format.
The annual Fish International Short Story
Prize has become an established event on
the literary calendar, and numerous winners
of the prize have gone on to publish many
widely-acclaimed works. |
| London
Review of Books |
| Poems
Niederngasse -
A monthly Poetry Magazine with editions
online in English, German and Spanish |
| Slow
Trains |
Terrain
- A Journal
of the Built & Natural Environments
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| Tír
Eolas -
Clare-based publisher of books, guides and
maps, providing information on Irish history,
archaeology, landscape, culture and tradition.
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| Thistledown
Press --
A literary publisher located in Saskatoon,
Saskatchewan, Canada. Thistledown
has co-published several books by Paul Durcan
and Sara Berkeley, among others. |
Press
Press -
Australian poetry press, publishing high
quality poetry from new or established poets
in a convenient form.
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| Irish
Emigrant -
Electronic newsletters for the Irish abroad,
covering topics such as politics, sport,
arts and business |
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The
Burren Page
-- comprehensive and beautifully presented
website devoted to The Burren, the 300
sq. kilometres of County Clare's west
coast, renowned for its many rare plants,
archaelogical sites and for the largest
single area of limestone rock in western
Europe.
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The
Celtic T-Shirt Shop -
Based on the Promenade, Lahinch, Co. Clare,
Ireland, the Celtic T-Shirt Shop designs,
hand-prints and sells t-shirts and a host
of other garments. You can now also
buy their products online.
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| Danny
Burke - Homepage
of local Clare fiddle player, Danny Burke,
including samples of his music. |
| IrishSearch.net
- Search online for all things Irish in
this comprehensive Irish search engine |
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AWP (Association of Writers & Writing
Programs)
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The
Arts Council /An Comhairle Ealaoin |
| Artswire
-- Network of arts organisations and artists
administered by the New York Foundation
for the Arts.
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The
Arvon International Poetry Competition 2006
-- in association with The Times |
| The
Canadian Poetry Association --
promotes the reading, writing, publishing
and preservation of poetry in Canada.
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| Clare
County Library |
| Dingle
Writing Courses
- Residential Writing Courses in Ireland.
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| Dublin
City Public Libraries & Cultural Heritage
Services |
| Dublin
Writers' Workshop
-- Dublin's longest running writers' group.
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| Irish
Spirit -- interactive
website created to coincide with Patricia
Monaghan's recent collection of essays,
Irish Spirit: Pagan, Celtic, Christian,
Global. |
| The
Irish Writers' Centre
- promotes and assists in the development
of contemporary Irish writing. |
| Irish
Writers' Online
-- Irish poet & novelist Philip Casey's
online directory of Irish writers.
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| Munster
Literature Centre
-- Based in Cork City, the Munster Literature
Centre is a resource centre established
in 1993 to highlight, celebrate and promote
all aspects of the literature of the Munster
region of Ireland. |
| Poetix.net
&
poets4peace
-- Web sites hosted by US performance poet,
Larry Jaffe |

The Poetry Foundation - a new
website that offers engaging literary journalism,
profiling poets, reviewing readings, reporting
on poetry as it intersects with other art
forms, and with the culture at large. At
the core of the site is an archive of more
than 300 poets and 3,000 poems, which will
be continually updated and expanded. The
site is aimed at both devoted and casual
readers of poetry with the goal of expanding
the overall number of poetry readers. |
| Poetry
Ireland -- the
national Irish poetry organisation.
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| The
Poetry Library, U.K. --
contains about 65,000 volumes, including
all poetry published in the U.K. since about
1912. |
| The
Poetry Society, London |
| Shawguide's
- Writing Conferences - Extensive listings
of U.S. and International writing conferences,
retreats, workshops. |
The
Stinging Fly - A
magazine of new Irish and international
writing. 'In its short life so far The
Stinging Fly has established itself as a
magazine with a discerning welcome for the
best of our emerging writers. It is fresh,
enthusiastic and hospitable to new talent,
mercifully free of cant and genuinely curious
about pushing out boundaries. I like it
a great deal.' Theo Dorgan, Poet/Broadcaster
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| The
Strokestown Poetry Prize --
offers a first prize of Euro3,800 (as well
as many more smaller prizes) for unpublished
poems in English of up to 70 lines.
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| Virtual
Writer.net -
A County Longford Online Literary Project
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| trAce
-- 24-hour online
community of writers and readers across
the world, based at Nottingham Trent University.
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| Irish
and Irish Immigration Studies at Southern
Illinois University at Carbondale |
| University
of Delaware Salmon Poetry Archive |
| WinningWriters.com
-- Online poetry contest guide, Poetry Contest
Insider, ranks and profiles over 500 poetry
contests. Sponsors two contests of its own,
the Wergle Flomp Free Poetry Contest (humor
poems) and the War Poetry Contest. Also
assists the Tom Howard/John H. Reid Short
Story Contest and the Tom Howard/John H.
Reid Poetry Contest. |
| Write
by the Sea --
non-residential writing courses in Cornwall,
England |
| The
Yeats International Summer School, Sligo |
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Solas
Web Design -
A website design company which aims to help
small to medium sized businesses get their
product on-line at a price that will meet
their budget. |
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| Visit
GoIreland - Check out goireland.com's
online reservation and information services,
when Planning your trip to Ireland. |
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