Taking her title from the Wexford fishermen who became gunmen in the Irish rising of 1798, Medbh ...

Generous selections from each of Medbh McGuckian's first five collections (from 1978-1994) serve ...

Like the currach of its title, McGuckian's style moves fleetly across its contents, requiring no ...

Medbh McGuckian's subject in The Book of the Angel is religious, but it is never conventional. Th...

'McGuckian is on my very short list of poets whose books I buy as soon as I'm aware they're in pr...

One of Ireland's most internationally celebrated authors returns with a new feminist collection o...

An elaborate collage of such themes as death, writing, nature, and love, Medbh McGuckian's My Lov...

Taking her title from the Wexford fishermen who became gunmen in the Irish rising of 1798, Medbh ...

Readers of Captain Lavender, especially if they are among the enthusiastic followers of the four ...

The Unfixed Horizon: New Selected Poems traces Medbh McGuckian's remarkable trajectory through fo...

'McGuckian is on my very short list of poets whose books I buy as soon as I'm aware they're in pr...

In the deft and mysterious poems of Marconi's Cottage, McGuckian evokes the uncanny presence of a...

Medbh McGuckian's subject in The Book of the Angel is religious, but it is never conventional. Th...

Ranging easily between the tragic and the absurd, between the ritual murder of the water horse or...

With this third collection, Medbh McGuckian deepens her exploration of the tension between imagin...

Like the currach of its title, McGuckian's style moves fleetly across its contents, requiring no ...

The High Caul Cap is both the name of a traditional Irish air and a symbol for the link remaining...

In this volume, Medbh McGuckian unfolds a beautiful array of themes--art, religion, landscape, na...

The title of Medbh McGuckian's newest volume, Blaris Moor, refers to a traditional ballad that co...

Has there been a more thankless path in recent history than the one we are on now? Medbh McGuckia...

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