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ANTHOLOGY I
Released 2004
Author - Pat Jourdan, Maureen Gallagher, Trish Casey, Susan Millar DuMars, Betsy Carreyette, Caoilinn Hughes
Poertry
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No Vague Utopia.
Released 2003
Author - Emily Cullen
Fiction
ISBN number: 1-901109-04-6
48 pages.
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After Lorca
Released 2003
Author - Molly Gowen
Poetry
ISBN number: 1-901109-02-x
48pages.
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Molly is a poet, folklorist and Visual Artist. She was born in Youghal, Co. Cork, lived in the U.K. from 1984 to 2000. A career in Education Training and Managment led to a literary career that began in 1993 with the publication of: The Caltic Tree Year - Townhouse Countryhouse
The Celtic Animal Year - Townhouse Countryhouse
Molly subsequently wrote extensively on local history and folklore for the East Anglian Daily Times, The Irish Post and The Suffolk Journal. 1998 brought the publication of a further two volumes: Faries in the irish Tradition - Capall Bann. Transmigration - Fields of Youghal. Molly regularly performs her poetry. She has appeared several times with both John Cooper Clark and Galway band "The Inflatable Sideshow". Molly now lives in Galway.

Concerned variously with illustrations and incisive comment, poetry has a habit of periodically freezing into convention. Lorca was one of the poets who did just that, with his startling mixed metaphors and the fiercely sad melody of his voice. Molly Gowen is another. She does it with a determination and verve, which is compelling. The thrill of her work is that it is at once concrete and metaphysical. Her vision can focus minutely, then travel on extended journeys of the imagination before focusing again and demanding involvement from the reader.

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Daithi O hOgain is the Associate Professor of Folklore at Univercity College Dublin, Ireland. An author in his own right he has been published extensively with many publications on the subject of Irish Myth and Folklore. He is a well-Known Irish language poet. He has had his work translated into many languages. His latest book of poetry, translated from Irish, Footsteps from another world, has just been published by Philomel and is on our book list.

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The Adventures of Puck
Released 2001
Author - Cathal Browne
Fiction
ISBN number: 1-901109-01-1
32pages.
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Price in Ireland €8.89.

Cathal Browne is a native of Clare. He was educated at The Christian Brothers, Ennistymon, Co. Clare, at NUIG where he recieved a BA in English And Philosophy (1992), and atUCD where he completed a Masters in Drama Studies (1996). He has written 8 stage plays and there have been several productions of his work, including one in Irish and one in French. Most recently 'Bethlehem Blues', 'Missing' and 'Something Between Us' were performed in Galway.

Welcome to the two worlds of Cathal Brown. One of these is the familiar world, peopled by recognizable men, wemon and children whose dramas unfold against realistic backdrops. The other is the world of Puck, a place of Devils, witches and protean characters.

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This book is a reference to the work of 13 contemporary Irish Women Artists, Marie Barrett, Christine Bowen, Breda Ennis, Sibeal Foyle, Roz Harvey, Valerie Joyce, Leonie King, Dolores Lyne, Ruth Mc Hugh, Susie Mc Cann, Margo Mc Nulty, Gretta O'Rourke and Siobhan Piercy.