STYLE
Today is Work Poetry Day, and to celebrate we caught up with poet, stylist and podcaster Jan Brierton…
By Lauren Heskin
AGENDA
A poem dedicated to the wonder and joy of growing up in Ireland during the 1990s, by a…
By Geraldine Carton
LIVING
Ahead of the publication of her second poetry collection, Lessons in Kindness, we caught up with curator, producer,…
By Sarah Gill
LIVING
Irish poet and prose writer Emily Cooper speaks to Sophie Grenham about Greek Mythology, writer's block and her…
By Sophie Grenham
LIVING
Just completing her debut, 'Eat or We Both Starve', poet Victoria Kennefick on her creative space, her writing…
By Sophie Grenham
AGENDA
Twenty-two-year-old poet Amanda Gorman will read her original poem The Hill We Climb at the inauguration of President-elect…
By Jennifer McShane
EDITORIAL
“Tell me about your despair, yours, and I will tell you about mine.” The words of American poet…
By Amanda Cassidy
EDITORIAL
For years, poetry has struck me in a way that I've found difficult to explain. While skillfully written…
By Jennifer McShane
EDITORIAL
In honour of World Poetry Day, we're looking at our Irish homegrown talent As it's World Poetry Day,…
By Erin Lindsay
EDITORIAL
While skillfully written prose can undoubtedly be beautiful, poems, both devastating and delightful, touch the soul in an…
By Jennifer McShane
EDITORIAL
Writer and adventurer Rosita Boland thinks back to a rather interesting stay in the US when she was a…
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