Plays & Poetry Irish

A recent widow seeks the services of a psychic, two children are placed in a witness protection programme, a young woman is discovered hiding in a garden shed, and a doctor suddenly disappears. The characters in Taylor's debut collection of short stories inhabit worlds as familiar as your local restaurant and as strange as a locked ward in a psychiatric hospital.

Lisa C. Taylor's fourth poetry collection explores the range of human vulnerability from a homeless person to a Virgin Mary sighting, to strangers meeting in a grocery line.

A collection of poetry ("Pearls in a Tin Can") and short philosophical meditations ("Shadows from the Past") based on the author's life and experiences.

Contains reflections on life and the day-to-day business of living.

By turns poignant, wryly humorous and nostalgic, Ross Thompson's debut collection of poems charts a chronological journey through the pre-adventure world of childhood, the wounds of awkward adolescence and the future promise of adult life. ...

Poetry - Galway Poet

The Joys of a Second Rattle at Life by William Tiernan is the author's third collection of poetry and, arguably, his most ambitious date. Whether addressing himself to issues such as pandemics or the war in Ukraine, to more universal themes of redemption and re-birth, battles of the body and the bullying of the mind, Tiernan's observations go straight to the human heart, breaking down the distance of what is right from what is wrong, conveying it all in his unique and inimitable lyrical style.