Paul Muldoon Laila al-Juhni

Paul Muldoon Laila al-JuhniPaul Muldoon is firmly established as among the most challenging of contemporary poets. His work ranges from explorations of his native Ulster, and his life there, to more esoteric subjects such as the discovery of America by a medieval Welsh prince, and the work of creators and philosophers from Auden to Spinoza. Personal and public, complex and probing, surprising and attractive, Muldoon's poetry is a microcosm of the concerns of contemporary

on the other hand

This book tells his story: from a wild Millennium eve party in Manhattan to homecoming amid the grime and glory of London’s East End

who has benefited from the people’s struggles of the past

including line drawing

A phone call from a distant hospital summons him to the bedside of his father

John Pilger

including the resisted temptation to fabricate an idyllic past

is that there's a sense in everything he writes of a kind of precision

Patrick Deeley was born in Loughrea

Minhinnick's language

Duna Ghali A short story Sip

Basema Younes – 'Silence'