Issue 44 Of The Blue Nib

#Blue Nib IssuesIssue 44 | December 2020 |Magazine

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Abhaile
with Tracy Gaughan

Poetry by

Michael D Higgins
Helen Mort
Mary O’Malley
Maram Al-Masri translated by Theo Dorgan

Translation Po-Int with Clara Burghelea

Poetry by

Bogusia Wardein
James Strowman
Hillary Otto
Alexis Levitin

North American Time with Felicia McCarthy

Poetry by

Patricia Hemminger
Penelope Scambly Schott
Kathleen McCracken
Margaret Randall

An Astraíl
with Denise O’Hagan

Poetry by

Mark Tredinnick
Ivy Alvarez
Judith Beveridge
Geoff Page
Robyn Rowland

The Write Life with Clare Morris

Essays by

Ysella Sims
Kieran Devaney
Sarah Leavesley
Elizabeth Jaeger

Seanchaí
with Lydia Renfro

Fiction by

Una Mannion
DP Snyder
John Saul
Kirsty Lewin

Emma Lee reviews

I Remember Learning How to Dive

Red Comet: The Short Life and Blazing Art of Sylvia Plath

Postcolonial Love Poem

Interviews

Roddy Doyle & Kevin Barry

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