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Robert Pelgrift – Three Poems
Robert Pelgrift is an editor for a legal publisher, working in New York City. His poems have been published in various anthologies and in The Lyric, Rotary Dial, The Galway Review, The Foxglove Journal, The Waggle, Long Island Quarterly, The Eclectic Muse, … Continue reading
Paddy Kelly – Two Poems
Paddy Kelly was born in Ireland and narrowly avoided being a farmer. A romantic accident moved him to Sweden where he remains to this day, now a huge fan of standing in line, wind-driven snow and fermented fish. He’s had … Continue reading
Ellen McGrath Smith – Two Poems
Ellen McGrath Smith teaches at the University of Pittsburgh and in the Carlow University Madwomen in the Attic program. Her writing has appeared in The American Poetry Review, Los Angeles Review, Quiddity, Cimarron, and other journals, and in several anthologies, … Continue reading
Valerie Nieman – Black Pudding
Valerie Nieman’s second poetry collection, Hotel Worthy, was published in 2015. The author of three novels, the most recent being Blood Clay, she has held state and NEA creative writing fellowships. A graduate of Queens University of Charlotte and a … Continue reading
Robert Pelgrift – Three Poems
Robert Pelgrift is an editor for a legal publisher, working in New York City. His poems have been published in various anthologies and in The Lyric, Rotary Dial, The Galway Review, The Foxglove Journal, The Waggle, Long Island Quarterly, The Eclectic Muse, Trinacria and Now … Continue reading
Daniel Sammon – The intriguing story of the Maamtreasna Murders will be shown tonight (April 4th) on TG4 at 9.30
The intriguing story of the Maamtreasna Murders will be shown tonight (April 4th) on TG4 at 9.30. This is one of 27 different stories in a book called ‘Saints off Connemara Coast & Other Stories’ by Daniel Sammon, published in … Continue reading
Drama: The Loves of Cass McGuire by Brian Friel
By Brian Friel Directed by Lorcán Mannion Cass McGuire has returned home to Ireland after more than fifty years of exile in New York city, where she has led a life among dead-beats and wash-outs on Skid Row. Her dreams … Continue reading
Steve Carr – Maggie’s Ascension
Steve Carr, who lives in Richmond, Va., began his writing career as a military journalist and has had over 150 short stories published internationally in print and online magazines, literary journals and anthologies. Sand, a collection of his short stories, … Continue reading
Alice Hatcher – Last Journey to the Sea
Alice Hatcher’s work has appeared or is forthcoming in Alaska Quarterly Review, The Beloit Fiction Journal, Notre Dame Review, Fiction International, Lascaux Review, Fourth Genre, Contrary, Chautauqua and Gargoyle, among other journals. Her novel The Wonder That Was Ours will be published in September of 2018. Hatcher lives in Tucson, Arizona. Her … Continue reading
Peter Cowlam – Escape From My Nemesis
Peter Cowlam‘s last novel, New King Palmers, is at the intersection of old, crumbling empires and new data hierarchies. His sequence of poems, Laurel, was out last November. His last novel, Who’s Afraid of the Booker Prize?, won the 2015 Quagga Prize for … Continue reading
