Immortal Sins"The latest collection of poems by Anne Hartigan brings us daringly through the minefield avoided by less courageous writers who see Cliche written wherever Love appears. These poems are in the main about love, the fury, the pain, the passion, and the loss that goes with it. Anne Hartigan's voice is distinctive. She speaks as a lover who has borne children and has seen their children born. In this collection she celebrates sensuousness, lusty,

which marks a particular historic moment in Irish literature

Josephine Balmer

excerpt from new novel

Ireland’s leading performance poetry event

translated by Cindy Eisner

America and Japan

Although much criticised for this role

The poems have a vivid imagistic clarity…deliciously wicked…bittersweet sadness…" - Katie Campbell CITY LIMITS

Naomi Shihab Nye

Identity and Agency in Egyptian Fiction

for which he also writes a regular editorial

was a popular writer of stories and poetry for children