Presents innovative work of three very different Irish talents. Dallat's poems evoke a poignant sense of loss and change, reinforced by a richly diverse use of phrases drawn from Catholicism, gospel songs, blues music, and modern art. Kelly's poetry has been described by Michael Longley as "outstanding wise, witty -- authority combining with a lift and lightness of touch", McWilliams' poems take a wry 'walk on the dark side' through the shifting urban landscapes of modern Belfast.
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Presents innovative work of three very different Irish talents. Dallat's poems evoke a poignant sense of loss and change, reinforced by a richly diverse use of phrases drawn from Catholicism, gospel songs, blues music, and modern art. Kelly's poetry has been described by Michael Longley as "outstanding wise, witty -- authority combining with a lift and lightness of touch", McWilliams' poems take a wry 'walk on the dark side' through the shifting urban landscapes of modern Belfast.
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Add this copy of Trio Poetry: No.7 to cart. $31.45, very good condition, Sold by Kennys.ie rated 4.0 out of 5 stars, ships from Galway, IRELAND, published 1993 by Blackstaff Press.
