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Susan Tepper – Hunter
Susan Tepper is the author of eight published books of fiction and poetry. Her most recent book just out in June is a road novel titled “What Drives Men.” It was shortlisted at American Book Fest Best Book Awards. Other honors … Continue reading
Nicola Geddes – In Praise of Grey
Originally from Scotland, Nicola Geddes studied Environmental Art at the Glasgow School of Art, and Cello Performance at the London School of Music. Based in County Galway for the past twenty five years, she works as a cellist and tutor. … Continue reading
Francis O’Hare – The Island
Francis O’Hare was born in Newry, Co. Down, in 1970. His first full collection, Falling into an O, was published by Lagan Press, Belfast, in 2007. A further pamphlet collection was published by Lagan Press in 2009, entitled Alphaville. He … Continue reading
Susan Tepper – New Grass
Susan Tepper is the author of eight published books of fiction and poetry. Her most recent book just out in June is a road novel titled “What Drives Men.” It was shortlisted at American Book Fest Best Book Awards. Other … Continue reading
Alec Solomita – Missing You Again
Alec Solomita’s fiction has appeared in the Southwest Review, The Mississippi Review, Southword Journal, and The Drum (audio), among other publications. He was shortlisted by the Bridport Prize and Southword Journal, and named a finalist by the Noctua Review. His … Continue reading
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Eamon O’Leary – No Answer
Eamon O’Leary: Liosbourne, Carrigaline, Co. Cork. Released early from a ‘life sentence’ in financial services, he needed something more than hacking up the golf course to keep him from the pub. So he started writing short stories. No particular genre, … Continue reading
Barbara McKeon – Nightstreaming
Barbara McKeon has had over forty short stories published in newspapers, magazines and broadcast on radio, and she has had 11 radio plays and 3 television dramas produced by RTE. Other broadcasts include many Sunday Miscellany contributions. She is currently working on … Continue reading
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Susan Tepper – Beggar’s Soup
Susan Tepper is the author of eight published books of fiction and poetry. Her most recent book is a funky road novel titled “What Drives Men” that has made the final list at American Book Fest Best Book Awards. Other … Continue reading
Ian Watson – Three Poems
Ian Watson was born in Belfast but has now spent most of his life in Bremen, Northern Germany, where he worked as a senior lecturer in Creative Writing and British and Irish Literature and Cultural History. His recent publications include … Continue reading
Vivien Hollis – Speak up
Vivien Hollis was born and educated in Belfast, left to attend Liverpool University, and worked in the south of England before emigrating to Canada. Life as a university professor did not leave time for fiction but recently she swapped the … Continue reading
Hellen Grall – Three Poems
Hellen Grall lives in the countryside of North Meath. She is gifted with words and has written more than 100 poems. Her poems come from her experiences and take on life. She enjoys simple things. Writing, reading and walking are … Continue reading
Christopher Palmer – The spider on the ceiling
Christopher Palmer lives in Canberra, Australia, but would like to spend time in Galway, near the birthplace of his ancestors. His poetry has been published in eleven countries, including in the Australian Poetry Journal, Blue Collar Review, Bosphorus Review of … Continue reading
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