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Issue 33/Volume 2
Spring 2016 – In the Wake of the Rising Issue
€15.00 – €18.00
Fiction
- Paul Lynch - ‘The Rage of O’Malley’
- Martina Evans - ‘Now We Can Talk Openly About Men’
- Lucy Sweeney Byrne - ‘Danny’
- Grahame Williams - ‘Marching Season’
- Patrick McCabe - ‘Aiséirí’
- Gavin Corbett - ‘Transition Year’
- Joan Win Brennan - ‘Making Fire’
- Desmond Hogan - ‘Walking Through Truth Land’
- Eoin McNamee - ‘The Black Proclamation’
- Kevin Curran - ‘The Names’
- Belinda McKeon - ‘MiseryLit’
- Seamus Keenan - ‘A Liffey Swell’
- Lisa McInerney - ‘The Butcher’s Apron’
- Mike McCormack - ‘All The Children Equal’
- Therese Cox - ‘Appropriations of Michael Collins’
- Val Nolan - ‘#Rising’
Poetry
- Siobhan Campbell - ‘The same people living in the same place’
- Siobhan Campbell - ‘War has been given a bad name’
- Elaine Gaston - ‘One Hundred Years’
- Elaine Gaston - ‘After 1916’
- A.M. Cousins - ‘Blessed’
- Stephen Murray - ‘Bird Man Spawns (reprise)’
- James Harpur - ‘Casualty’
- Jessamine O'Connor - ‘Brothers – 7th May 1916’
- Colm Breathnach - ‘Muirdhreach’
- Patrick Moran - ‘Nocturnal’
- Patrick Moran - ‘Grip’
- Lauren Lawler - ‘Grace Gifford’s Wedding’
- Elaine Feeney - ‘Oak’
- Anthony Hegarty - ‘Remembering at a Civil Union’
- Aisling Fahey - ‘Martial Law’
- Aisling Fahey - ‘Recovering History’
- Patrick Maddock - ‘The Long Road’
- Patrick Maddock - ‘Éamon de Valera’
- Mary Woodward - ‘The Philadelphia Frocks’
- Mary Woodward - ‘Mivarts Hotel, 1847’
- Julie Morrissy - ‘i measc mo dhaoine’
Essays
- Aidan Mathews - ‘Roll-Calls and Role-Play’
- Catriona Crowe - ‘How Do We Know What We Know?’
- Jimmy Murphy - ‘Hard Up For Heroes’
- Lia Mills - ‘It Could Be You’
- Iggy McGovern - ‘Poblacht na Hero’
- Dr Hilary Lennon - ‘Frank O’Connor’s 1920s Cultural Criticism and the Poetic Realist Short Story’
- Kevin Barry - ‘Some Notes on Names and Deeds’
- Evelyn Conlon - ‘1916, you’re asking me?’
- Dave Lordan - ‘The Multimedia Revolution in Poetry’
- Glenn Patterson - ‘Tomorrow Never Knows’
