James Sullivan Poetry Issue 42/Volume 2: Summer 2020
A lecture on the facets of writing and being a writer, first delivered at Bray Literary Festival in September 2019.
Mia Gallagher Essay Issue 41, Volume 2: Winter 2019-20
“I was smoking at the time / I always loved smoking more than I loved myself”
Emer Lyons Poetry Issue 41, Volume Two: Winter 2019-20
All the dead are loved, and all the loved are dead.
Keith Ridgway Fiction Issue 41, Volume 2: Winter 2019-20
Phil is eighty-five. She has been dying for forty years.
Molly Hennigan Essay Issue 41, Volume 2: Winter 2019-20
"I switched on the lamp and looked up at my poster. It was a good poster. The title, 'Atalanta', was printed in red sloping letters across the top."
Chetna Maroo Fiction Issue 41, Volume 2: Winter 2019-20
"I lament the hierarchy of human life. Some people spend their entire life in pain, due to the accident of being born in the wrong country."
Maiwand Banayee Issue 41, Volume Two: Winter 2019-20
Evgeny Shtorn Poetry Issue 41/Volume 2: Winter 2019-20
Mariana Enriquez Fiction Issue 41/Volume 2: Winter 2019-20
Manuela Moser Poetry Issue 41/Volume 2: Winter 2019-20
Emer Lyons Poetry Issue 41/Volume 2: Winter 2019-20
David Toms Poetry Issue 41/Volume 2: Winter 2019-20
Cathy Sweeney Fiction Issue 41/Volume 2: Winter 2019-20
Mimmie Malaba Poetry Issue 41/Volume 2: Winter 2019-20
Stephen Walsh Fiction Issue 41/Volume 2: Winter 2019-20
Manuela Moser Poetry Issue 41/Volume 2: Winter 2019-20
Cathy Thomas Fiction Issue 41/Volume 2: Winter 2019-20
Eamon Grennan Poetry Issue 41/Volume 2: Winter 2019-20
Emer Lyons Poetry Issue 41/Volume 2: Winter 2019-20
Manuela Moser Poetry Issue 41/Volume 2: Winter 2019-20
Kevin Graham Poetry Issue 41/Volume 2: Winter 2019-20
Olivia Rosenthall Fiction Issue 41/Volume 2: Winter 2019-20
Donnah Vuma Poetry Issue 41/Volume 2: Winter 2019-20
David Toms Poetry Issue 41/Volume 2: Winter 2019-20
Emer Lyons Poetry Issue 41/Volume 2: Winter 2019-20
The Stinging Fly Poetry Issue 41/Volume 2: Winter 2019-20
Ali Isaacs Essay Issue 41/Volume 2: Winter 2019-20
As one of the city's oldest sporting spectacles, the Horse Show is a Dublin institution butting up awkwardly against the modern world.
Ian Maleney Essay Issue 40/Volume 2: Summer 2019
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