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| The National Campaign for the Arts
 Salmon Poetry is proud to be a member of The National Campaign for the Arts. The NCFA asserts the fundamental importance of the arts to economic recovery and petitions to ensure that the arts are on local and national government agendas. Visit the National Campaign for the Arts website to sign the petition and learn about more ways in which you can help this important campaign.
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County ClareClare County Library
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Featuring Library News, Local Studies Centre, Book Promotions & Reviews, details on membership, the history, folklore, archaeology, literature and song of County Clare and much more.| The Courthouse Gallery, Ennistymon
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The Courthouse Gallery, which is part of the Courthouse Studios and Gallery, is a centre of artistic excellence and an integral part of Ennistymon and North Clare life. Five artists’ studios, a sound recording studio, a main art gallery, and the smaller Red Couch gallery space are based in the newly renovated building. The Courthouse Gallery seeks to attract local and national audiences by exhibiting work by local, national, and international artists, mainly focusing on emerging artists.| Michael O'Connor Landscape Printmaker
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Website of local artist specialising in colour linocuts of County Clare landscapes. Website features extensive samples of Michael's work, as well as an Online Shop.
Literary Book Publishers & Literary JournalsLondon Review of Books
Established in 1979. Each issue of the London Review of Books contains up to 15 long reviews and essays by academics, writers and journalists. There are also shorter art and film reviews, as well as poems and a lively letters page.
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| Poems Niederngasse
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A monthly Poetry Magazine with editions online in English, German and Spanish | Slow Trains
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| Terrain.org
 Terrain.org: A Journal of the Built & Natural Environments is a twice yearly online journal searching for that interface—the integration—among the built and natural environments, that might be called the soul of place. |
| Press Press
 Australian literary publisher specialising in publishing accessible chapbooks at a reasonable price. |
| The Poetry Foundation
 Publisher of Poetry magazine, The Poetry Foundation is an independent literary organization committed to a vigorous presence for poetry in our culture. |
| The Stinging Fly
A magazine of new Irish and international writing with a particular interest in encouraging new writers, and in promoting the short story form.
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| Dead Drunk Dublin
 An online literary arts magazine dedicated to attracting poets, writers and artists who are looking through the obvious. |
| Virtual Writer
 Creative Writing, Literary News & Reviews website, accepting submissions of poetry, fiction, creative non-fiction and book reviews. In association with Longford County Council. |
| SoundEye
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A Festival of the Arts of the Word| The Poetry Kit
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| Poetry Magazines Archive
 Access site to the full-text digital library of 20th and 21st century UK poetry magazines from the Poetry Library collection, Southbank Centre, London. |
| Atlas: New Writing, Art & Image | Aark Arts
 Atlas — an international paperback magazine of ‘new writing, art & image’ — is published by Aark Arts [UK] & Crossword [India]. Available simultaneously from New Delhi, Mumbai, London, Leeds, Toronto, Cambridge & San Antonio. Features original and translated creative writing — poetry, drama, fiction & non-fiction, plus occasional in-depth interviews & features — alongside selected portfolios of artists, photographers & filmmakers. |
| The Poem
 Offering a taster of contemporary poetry in Britain and Ireland. |
| Poetry London
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| nthposition
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| PoetCasting
 PoetCasting is a poetry podcasting project which works with poets throughout the United Kingdom. The project features published, performance, emerging and established poets reading their own work online and out loud. |
| Shadowtrain Magazine
 A bi-monthly gathering of poems, translations, articles and other writings. |
| The Argotist Online
 The Argotist Online publishes non-mainstream poetry, and features essays and interviews related to it. |
| Poets and Writers' Journal
Founded in 1970, Poets & Writers, Inc. is the United State's largest nonprofit literary organization serving poets, fiction writers, and creative nonfiction writers.
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| The Poetry Market
The Poetry Market Ezine is a FREE opt-in subscription based E-zine published monthly - you may unsubscribe at any time. The Poetry Market Ezine features poetry markets, poetry contests, poetry reviews, and news.
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| Poetry Daily
 Poetry Daily is an anthology of contemporary poetry. Poems are chosen from the work of a wide variety of poets published or translated in the English language. |
| Contrary Magazine
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| Poetry Express
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| Poetry Magazine
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| Poets Online
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| Poets and Writers Blog
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| Poetry Super Highway
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| E-Ratio Modern Poetry
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| Northern Poetry Review, Canada
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Northern Poetry Review is an online home for poems, reviews of poetry books, articles and interviews, with emphasis on Canadian poetry.| Poetry Canada Magazine
 Poetry Canada Magazine started in 2000 and brings poetry, art and photography from around the world in the global promotion of culture and diversity. |
| Jacket Magazine
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| Australian Bush Verse, Poetry & Music
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| Cordite Poetry Review
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Cordite Poetry Review is an Australian bi-annual online poetry journal dedicated to showing off new and established Australian poets to the world. Literary EventsOver The Edge
 Serving writers and
literature fans in the Galway area - poetry readings, fiction
readings, poetry workshops, creative writing classes, poetry slams, info
on all literature events in Galway City & surrounds. |
| What's On - The Arts Council's Events Listings website
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| DLR Poetry Now International Poetry Festival
 Organised by Dun Laoghaire / Rathdown Council.
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Other Irish Interest sitesTÃr Eolas
 TÃr Eolas is an independent publishing house based in Doorus near Kinvara, Co. Galway. Its director, Anne Korff, an artist and designer who came to the Burren and set up the company in 1985, began by publishing guides and maps, the result of extensive walking in the Burren and South Galway.
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Poet/Writer SitesSimmons B. Buntin
 Simmons B. Buntin is a poet and the founding editor of Terrain.org: A Journal of the Built & Natural Environments, an award winning international journal at terrain.org. His poetry collection, Riverfall, was published by Salmon in 2005.
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| Patricia Monaghan
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Award-winning poet whose collection, | Patrick Chapman
 Patrick Chapman was born in 1968. His other poetry collections are Jazztown (Raven Arts Press, 1991), The New Pornography (Salmon Poetry, 1996) and Breaking Hearts & Traffic Lights (Salmon, 2007). He has also written a collection of short fiction, The Wow Signal (Bluechrome, 2007); an audio drama, Doctor Who: Fear of the Daleks (Big Finish, 2007); and an award-winning film, Burning the Bed (2003), which he adapted from his own published short story. Directed by Denis McArdle, the film stars Gina McKee and Aidan Gillen. In 2003, he won first prize in the story category of the Cinescape Genre Literary Contest. In 2006, he and Philip Casey founded the Irish Literary Revival website. He lives in Dublin.
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| Rita Ann Higgins
 Throughout her career, Galway poet Rita Ann Higgins's strong, clear poetic voice has challenged and revitalised literary norms. With her first publication, Goddess on the Mervue Bus (Salmon, 1986), she was instantly recognised as a powerful force for change. Witch in the Bushes (Salmon, 1988), followed in 1992 by the first edition of Philomena's Revenge, established her solidly in the public mind. Higher Purchase was Rita's fourth collection to be published by Salmon Poetry. She has also published several collections with Bloodaxe Books. |
| Jessie Lendennie
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Salmon Poetry editor Jessie Lendennie's website. | 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. |
| Anne le Marquand Hartigan
 Anne Le Marquand Hartigan is a
prize-winning poet, playwright and painter. She trained as a painter at
Reading University, England. She returned to Co Louth, Ireland, in 1962
with her husband Tim Hartigan where they farmed and reared their six
children. She now lives in Dublin. To Keep The Light Burning, her sixth collection of poetry, was published by Salmon in 2008. |
| Kevin Higgins
 Kevin Higgins was born in London in 1967, and grew up in Galway City where he still lives. He is co-organiser of the highly successful Over The Edge literary events. His first collection of poems, The Boy with No Face, was published by Salmon in 2005. His second collection, Time Gentlemen, Please, was published by Salmon in 2008.www.facebook.com/people/Kevin-Higgins/1654111734#/profile.php?id=653147720&ref=name |
| Alan Jude Moore
 Dublin poet whose two collections of poetry to date have both been published by Salmon: Black State Cars (2004) and Lost Republics (2007). His poetry is widely published in Ireland and abroad and his
fiction has been twice short-listed for the Hennessy Literary Awards.
Translations of his work have been published in Italy and Russia.
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| Todd Swift
 One of the leading Canadian poets and poetry activists of his generation, Swift's Seaway: New and Selected Poems was published by Salmon in 2008. |
| Paul Allen
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"Allen manages to be funny, deeply reverent, judicious, and moving all in the same breaths. He is one of the best poets going." | Irish Writers' Online
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Irish poet and novelist Philip Casey's online directory of Irish writers.| John Menaghan
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A prize-winning poet and playwright, John Menaghan has published three books with Salmon Poetry (Ireland): | Knute Skinner
 Born in St. Louis, Missouri, Knute Skinner
has had a home in Ireland since 1964. He has taught at the University
of Iowa and at Western Washington University, where he was a Professor
of English. Retired from teaching, he lives in Killaspuglonane, County
Clare with his spouse, Edna Faye Kiel. He has published several books of poetry with Salmon, most recently Fifty Years: Poems 1957-2007 (Salmon, 2007). |
| Stephen Roger Powers
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Stephen Roger Powers| Patrick Hicks
 Patrick Hicks is a dual citizen
of Ireland and the United States, as well as Writer-in-Residence at
Augustana College, South Dakota. His work has appeared in scores of international
publications including, Ploughshares, The Utne Reader, Commonweal, The National Catholic Reporter, Cimarron Review, Nimrod, and many others. His most recent collections of poetry are, Finding the Gossamer (Salmon, 2008) and This London (Salmon, 2010). |
| John Walsh
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Website of poet John Walsh, whose collection | John Morgan
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Website of poet John Morgan whose New & Selected poems, | Drucilla Wall
DRUCILLA WALL was raised in
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She received her B.A. from the University of
Wisconsin, her M.A. from the University of Nebraska-Omaha, and her
Ph.D. in English from the University of Nebraska at Lincoln. She teaches
poetry and essay writing, and Native American literature, at the
University of Missouri-St. Louis. In addition to poetry, her essays
appear in journals and anthologies. She has earned awards and
fellowships for her work, including the Mar i Sandoz Prairie Schooner
Short Story Award, the Western Literature Association Willa Pilla Prize
for Humor in Writing, and University of Nebraska Fling and Larson
Fellowships. She lives in St. Louis, Missouri, and has spent summers
with family and friends in Wexford and Galway, Ireland, since 1985.Her debut collection of poetry, The Geese at the Gates, was published by Salmon in 2011.
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| Angela Patten & Daniel Lusk
Poets Daniel Lusk and Angela Patten are Vermont Arts Council Juried Artists, members of the Poetry Society of America, and are listed in the national directory of Poets & Writers, Inc. Recipients of numerous awards for their poetry and teaching, these widely published poets are available for public readings, poetry workshops, master classes for teachers, and poetry residencies. Angela's most recent collection, Reliquaries, was published by Salmon in 2007.
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| Stephanie McKenzie
Stephanie McKenzie has published three collections of poetry with Salmon, Cutting My Mother’s Hair (2006) and Grace Must Wander (2009), and Saviours in This Little Space for Now: Poems for Emily Carr and Vincent Van Gogh (2013) and a monograph, Before the Country: Native Renaissance: Canadian Mythology, with the University of Toronto Press (2007). She holds a Ph.D. in English literature from the University of Toronto. McKenzie was born and raised in British Columbia but lives on the opposite Canadian coast now in Corner Brook, Newfoundland. She teaches in the English Programme at Grenfell Campus, Memorial University, where she is an Associate Professor.
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| Sandra Ann Winters Website of Sandra Ann Winters, author of 'The Place Where I Left You' (Salmon, 2014) |
Poetry Resource WebsitesThe Western Writers' Centre, Galway
 The Western Writers’ Centre (Ionad ScrÃbhneoiri ChaitlÃn Maude) Galway is the only writers’ centre West of the Shannon, Ireland. |
| In The Write Light
 Creative writing workshops on the Costa de la Luz, Spain
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| Fish Publishing
 Fish Publishing oversees several international writing competitions and has published over 300 emerging authors and poets since 1994 in the Annual Fish Anthology.
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| AWP - Association of Writers and Writing Programs
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| The Arts Council /An Comhairle Ealaoin
 The Arts Council of Ireland is the Irish government agency for developing the arts.
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| New York Foundation for the Arts
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| The Arvon Foundation
 An Arvon residential writing course provides a nurturing environment where newcomers can begin writing, and existing writers can expand their skills and hone their craft.
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| Dingle Writing Courses
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| Dublin City Public Libraries & Cultural Heritage Services
www.dublincity.ie/RECREATIONANDCULTURE/LIBRARIES/Pages/DublinCityLibrary.aspx |
| Dublin Writers' Workshop
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| The Irish Writers' Centre
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| Munster Literature Centre
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| Poetix.net
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| Poets 4 Peace
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| Poetry Ireland
 Poetry Ireland/Éigse Éireann is the national organisation for poetry in Ireland, serving all 32 counties.
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| The Poetry Library, U.K
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| The Poetry Society, London
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| Shawguides
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| University of Delaware Salmon Poetry Archive
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| WinningWriters
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| The Poetry Archive |
| Poetry Scotland |
| Poetry in Wales |
| dumbfoundry |
| Oxfam Marylebone Bookshop |
| Poetry PF |
| About.com - Poetry |
| The Poetry Resource Page |
| Writers Write - Poetry section |
| The Poetry Society of America |
| Hanger's Poetry Resources |
| Library of Congress Poetry Resources
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| Wikipedia - Poetry |
| Open Directory Project - Poetry |
| Google - Magazines & Ezines directory.google.com/Top/Arts/Literature/Poetry/Magazines_and_E-zines |
| Poets.org - The Academy of American Poets |
| Writers' Digest |
| Shadow Poetry
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| The League of Canadian Poets
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| Canadian Poetry Association |
| Australian Poetry Centre
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| New Zealand Poets
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| New Zealand Electronic Poetry Centre
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Salmon Poetry - Book DistributorsCentral Books (UK) |
| CMD Booksource (IRL) |
| Dufour Editions (USA/Canada) |
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