Winter 2007-08

Fiction

• Sarah Purcell - ‘Jesus on the Boulevard’
• Bernadette Owens - ‘Benedict and the Lost and Found’
• Victoria Sprow - ‘The Roses: A Triptych’
• Neil Hegarty - ‘The Fall of Saigon’
• Antonia Hart - ‘The Curse’

Poetry

• Paul Muldoon - ‘Heart to Heart’
• Paul Muldoon - ‘High and Low’
• Gerry Murphy - ‘Luminous Blue Nightie’
• Paul Perry - ‘Dawn Sun’
• Mary O’Malley - ‘Exodus’
• Niamh Mac Alister - ‘Dusk’
• Brian McGettrick - ‘jealously on the cusp of commitment’
• Alan Jude Moore - ‘National Holiday’
• Dermot Healy - ‘From ‘A Fool’s Errand’’
• Eamon Grennan - ‘Crows In Winter’
• James Harpur - ‘Enda And The Bride of Christ’
• Oliver Marshall - ‘After Intimacy’
• Celeste Augé - ‘Blame It On Breakfast’
• Joan Margarit - ‘Yesterday’s City’
• Nigel McLoughlin - ‘Anaesthesia’
• K.V. Skene - ‘Midafternoon’

Featured Poet

• Helena Nolan - ‘The Feather of Truth’
• Helena Nolan - ‘Shooting O’Connell Street—February 2006’
• Helena Nolan - ‘November Day Trip’
• Helena Nolan - ‘Wife Swap’
• Helena Nolan - ‘Becoming Paper’

Essays

• Lucy Luck - ‘First Passions’
• Val Nolan - ‘Letʼs go make some noise!’