Category Archives: Poetry

Fotoula Reynolds is an author of poetry. She lives in the Dandenong Ranges in Victoria, Australia with her family. Living in the hills lends itself to the topics of nature where she draws inspiration from the surrounding spaces. She began … Continue reading →

Gordon Ferris is a Dublin writer living in Donegal for the past thirty-six years. He is a member of the Dublin Writers Forum and has had poetry and short stories published in A New Ulster, The Galway Review, and poetry … Continue reading →

Michael J Leach is a writer, researcher and statistician with a passion for writing across disciplines. He works at Bendigo Health and undertakes research through Monash University. Michael’s poems have appeared in such journals as The Mathematical Intelligencer,Graviton, the Medical Journal of … Continue reading →

Mike Douse lives in Ennis in Clare and in Mountain Ash in Wales. A former Head Teacher and Education Professor, he has worked in and advised on EU-supported education programmes, in over 60 developing countries, reflected upon in his recent … Continue reading →

Leonie Lacey is a 2017 graduate of the BA with Creative Writing programme at NUIG. Born in Connemara and raised in the fields of Athenry, Galway, she has always been a keen writer with a special interest in poetry. Having … Continue reading →

Alec Solomita has published fiction in the Southword Journal, The Mississippi Review, Southwest Review, and The Adirondack Review, among other publications. He was shortlisted by the Bridport Prize and Southword Journal, and named a finalist by the Noctua Review. His … Continue reading →

Wally Swist’s books include Huang Po and the Dimensions of Love (Southern Illinois University Press, 2012), Candling the Eggs (Shanti Arts, 2017), The Map of Eternity (Shanti Arts, 2018), Singing for Nothing: Selected Nonfiction as Literary Memoir (The Operating System, … Continue reading →

Sass O’Flynn grew up in the Wicklow mountains on a farm, racing horses and out in nature. Life growing up wasn’t easy. The educational system did not lend its self to supporting artistic nature or dyslexia. Sass finally found a place … Continue reading →

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 Australian Poetry Journal, Bosphorus Review of Books, The Brasilia Review, London Grip, Shot Glass … Continue reading →

Bernadette Dwan’s first collection, Frankly Baby, was published by Lapwing in 2018. In 2017, she earned second prize in the Johnathan Swift Creative Writing Awards. In 2016, as part of the Scene and Heard Festival – she performed her one-woman … Continue reading →