Abhaile: With Tracy Gaughan
Abhaile: With Tracy Gaughan
Poetry by George Szirtes
George Szirtes' collection The Slant Door (1979) won the Faber Prize. Reel (2004) won the T S Eliot Prize, for which he has been twice shortlisted since.
Abhaile: With Tracy Gaughan
William Coniston – Three poems
Coniston’s explanatory verse enriches the dialogue between the poetic and the scientific.
Abhaile: With Tracy Gaughan
Raine Geoghegan – Two poems
Geoghegan liberates sound in poems that celebrate the rich tapestry of gypsy folklore and culture.
Abhaile: With Tracy Gaughan
Pratibha Castle – Three Poems
We tune into memory throughout our lives. Castle’s poems act as a counterweight to their emotional power.
Abhaile: With Tracy Gaughan
Rebecca Gethin – Five Poems
With a touch of the supernatural and sublime, Gethin writes of duplexities - of the sea and of the self.
Abhaile: With Tracy Gaughan
Marion Oxley – Four Poems
Lives lost, nature, the nurturing closeness of a parent - Marion’s poems often begin with memory, then multiply.
Abhaile: With Tracy Gaughan
Three poems by Fiona Pitt-kethley
Pitt-kethley’s intimate portrayals of spanish street scenes speak to larger socio-political issues within contemporary society.
Abhaile: With Tracy Gaughan
4 Poems by Angela Graham
Poet and BAFTA Award winning TV producer, Angela Graham’s imaginative eloquence of language, embodies an exemplary ‘at-homeness’ in both the universal and the particular.
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