Salmon Poetry in the gallery
to Celebrate All-Ireland Poetry Day 2012
Thursday October 4th at 7.30pm
Free event
In association with Poetry Ireland , Salmon Poetry invites you
to celebrate All-Ireland Poetry Day
Poets reading on the
night are:
Peadar
O'Donoghue
Afric McGlinchey
Paul Casey
Angela Patten
Daniel Lusk
Afric McGlinchey
Paul Casey
Angela Patten
Daniel Lusk
Afric McGlinchey whose debut collection, The
lucky star of hidden things, was published by Salmon earlier this year.
Afric grew up in Africa and now lives in Co.
Cork. "Afric McGlinchey belongs to an endangered species: she
sees the world through the eyes of her soul." Paul Durcan
Paul Casey whose
debut collection, home more or less, was also published by Salmon this year.
"Paul Casey is a truly international poet whose work is
informed by languages from Irish and French to those of Africa, and his
experiences of that continent enormously enrich this book. His creatively
homeless imagination enables him to respond to his themes innovatively and with
great formal variety; beyond that, a linguist's ear, his sharp mind and
wide-open heart make 'home more or less' a collection that truly merits
international attention." Ian Duhig
Peadar O'Donoghue, author of Jewel (Salmon, 2012). Another debut collection, from
the editor of the Poetry Bus Journal.
"I'm amazed by [this] book. Stark nihilism, bittersweet,
interspersed with incandescent lyricism." John Wakeman
Angela Patten, author of Reliquaries (Salmon, 2007), was born and grew up in Dublin but now lives in the United
States where she teaches at the University of Vermont .
"Poetry asks of us what we yearn for deeply-to be present
each moment. Angela Patten's poems speak to that yearning. She is able to weave
the accurate feelings that accompany large and small incidents. And she is able
to summon the sheer texture of realization and bafflement, that bittersweet
dance that even death does not undo..." Baron Wormser
- Daniel Lusk hails from Iowa
in the United States and now
lives in Vermont .
He is author of Lake Studies: Meditations on Lake Champlain and Kissing
the Ground: New & Selected Poems (Onion River, 1999) (see Books).
He is currently taking part in a reading tour of Ireland with
his wife Angela Patten.
All are welcome to attend this All Ireland Poetry Day reading.
Please join us!
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