Aistear Anama (Irish Edition)

Literature & Fiction

Tadhg Ó Caoinleáin

Poetry

Onslaught Press

118 haiku in Scots by haiku master John McDonald with transcreations in Irish by Gabriel Rosenstock. Raw, real, disturbing and beautiful, these haiku are "...an invitation to see more clearly, to hear more sharply, to feel more soulfully. If we have at all those eyes to see and those ears to hear they wake us up, not only to taste the language, but to hear the music of wonder. These verbal explosions echo in the chambers of wisdom". Alan Titley (Writer &amp; scholar, Professor Emeritus of Modern Irish, UCC)

Tea wi the Abbot: Scots haiku with transcreations in Irish (Scots Edition)

McDonald, John

A lavish edition of 94 ekphrastic haiku and senryu in Irish and English responding to full-colour collages by Karl Waldmann Judgement Day is Gabriel Rosenstock's "latest reckoning of who and what we are between the shoals of eternal good and historical evil, vision and blindness. His lantern is a bright one and illuminates vast, evolving worlds of mind, matter and choice, within a cosmology where anything appears and proves to be possible. The dark rubble, tossed forms, and dissociation of Karl Waldmann's collage art, give to each of Rosenstock's poems a setting of tactile grit that singes the imagination." (Michael McClintock, recipient of the Haiku Foundation's Touchstone 2015 prize for haiku)

Judgement Day: haiku, senryu, & other aimless utterances

Arts & Photography

Rosenstock, Gabriel

History & Criticism

I Wanna Make Jazz to You

Seager, Moe

Sparkling new translations by Gabriel Rosenstock of poems from five of Cathal O Searcaigh's most startling and refreshing collections. Rosenstock's lengthy introduction and concluding essay explain O Searcaigh's unique position in the Irish literary corpus, shedding light on his relationships with west Donegal, his poetic influences, his mother and mother tongue. In these celebrations of Nature, love, friendship and the draw of poetic kinship the unexpected rises to the surface like foam formed under a waterfall during the spring thaw. (Bill Wolak)

Out of the Wilderness

Ó Searcaigh, Cathal

There's something for nobody--the poet himself insists!--in Rosenstock's latest volume of poems from The Onslaught Press, a publisher of poetry and haiku that has championed his recent body of work. Poetry International says he is 'famously difficult to pin down' indeed, now more than ever.

Glengower: Poems for No One in Irish and English (Irish Edition)

The View from the Glen: Selected Prose

Athinsint i gcaint chraicneach ar cheann de sheanscéalta Chloich Cheann Fhaola.
Two new tellings in Irish and English by Cathal Ó Searcaigh and Seán Ó Gaoithín of a Donegal Folktale concerning the troublesome Balor and Lugh of the Tuatha Dé Danann, illustrated with stunning drawings by Sean Fitzgerald

Lugh na Bua-Lugh the Deliverer

Ó Gaoithín, Seán

World Literature

The Architecture of the Poetic Universe

Conway Morris, Hugh

Architecture

Lugh na Bua - Lugh the Deliverer

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