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An Upside Down World- Knute Skinner
“In the early 1990s, in his volume The Bears And Other Poems, Knute Skinner embarked on an extraordinary poetic project – the elaboration of short poetic fictions. In the intervening years he has become a master of thi...
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Revenant- Clare McCotter Revenant is Clare McCotter’s second book of poems. Written within arm’s reach of a cemetery wall, the collection inhabits a hinterland where bones, real and metaphorical, slip their graves. In these physical and metaphysical landscapes there is no quest for cl...
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out of emptied cups- Anne Casey
out of emptied cups explores what it means to be human—a consciousness contained within a shell that dictates so much of what our experience of life will be.
Including internationally ...
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Sex and Death at Merlin Park Hospital- Kevin Higgins
In Sex and Death at Merlin Park Hospital Kevin Higgins uses the blackest humour to throw some occasionally bizarre but mercilessly honest light on the vexed, and often absurd, subject of his chronic illness. In this, his fi...
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Zeppelin Vending Machine Manifesto- John Murphy
John Murphy's third collection of poems is like very little else on the 21st century poetry landscape. Zeppelin Vending Machine Manifesto is a rewardingly complex book that confronts the hyper-technicity of the early 21st c...
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The Hollow Woman on the Island- Nessa O'Mahony Nessa O’Mahony’s fifth volume of poetry explores many of her signature themes developed over a 20-year period. She writes with renewed urgency about life and love, continues her preoccupation with history (the hidden and overt), questions cultural identity and demonstrates her keen affinity with nat...
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May Day 1974- Rachael Hegarty
Rachael Hegarty’s May Day 1974 is an act of remembrance and reclamation. It not only commemorates each innocent victim of those bombings but restores a sense of their unique individuality; a deeper understanding of the lives they were leading and the stolen l...
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Here Comes the Nightdust- Marc Vincenz
In his newest poetry collection, Here Comes the Nightdust, multi-linguist poet, fiction writer, translator, editor and artist Marc Vincenz brings us far beyond the Pillars of Hercules. Part travelogue, part love ...
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The Memoir of Mona Lisa and Other Poems- Su Smallen Love
“Absolutely beautiful language. Powerful, surprising images.”
Sheila O’Connor, Evidence of V
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Cycles and Lost Monkeys- Jo Slade
In her latest collection of poems Jo Slade continues her investigation of displacement and difference and illustrates how these experiences can be transformed through poetry, a transformation that is not so much redemptive, as prophetic. These are inquisit...
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