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New:
To Keep the Light Burning: Reflections at the time of loss
by Anne Hartigan, with a foreword by Victoria Glendinning, is published
by Salmon
in November 2008. This new book of poetry and prose was written to help to those experiencing loss and grief. The poems included have been
read at funerals; burials and cremations. These are writings for now,
when many need a different way to express their loss (and may not necessarily
choose a religious ceremony) linked with the traditional ways we in Ireland
cope with grieving and honour our dead. To read more click
here. To buy this book online visit Salmon Poetry . |
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| On this page: Poetry Books - Nourishment | Immortal Sins | Now is a Moveable Feast | Return Single | Long Tongue | |||
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Nourishment was launched at The Irish Writers Centre in Dublin. Poet Michael Coady gave an introduction. Anne also read from Nourishment earlier at the Dublin Writer's Festival 2005. These poems are a treat for the senses and present Anne Hartigan as undoubtedly one of the most talented voices in contemporary Irish poetry. - Luz Mar Gonzalez Arias, Universidad de Oviedo, Spain Essential nourishment indeed: for this is what it is to be fully human, to rejoice in the radiant dance of one's body with another's, and to sing soul to soul. Her rhythms spring from the page, re-inventing themselves with echoes of chants and prayers and charms. These poems reinvent and rewrite the erotic before our eyes, and 'rinse and wring the ear' with their sure emotional intelligence and compassion. - Catherine Byron, poet. To buy Nourishment online visit Salmon Poetry. |
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| Immortal Sins | ![]() Immortal Sins By Anne Le M. Hartigan Salmon Poetry 149 pages, R.r.p:£5.99 ISBN: 1 897648 17 0 |
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Immortal Sins covers a wide variety of themes: birth, death, including the pleasures and trials of love. It includes the long poem La Corbiere; which I performed as a solo theatre piece in the Samuel Beckett Theatre in Dublin. It was also performed in the Dublin Theatre Festival with a cast of six. The book cover uses a detail from one of my paintings. | ||
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is a Moveable Feast |
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A long poem set in the Irish landscape at the mouth of the Boyne River. The poem moves backwards and forward in time, exploring the fortunes of those who lived there, people, animals, birds, and the eternal presence of the land, river and sea. It was recorded and broadcast by RTE radio (produced by David Warner) some years ago with a cast of actors and music by Eibhlis Farrell. I've had the pleasure of reading this poem accompanied by friends and family many times. The cover image is a ink sketch I made to illustrate the book. Read more about this book here |
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| RETURN SINGLE | Return Single By Anne Hartigan Beaver Row Press, Dublin, Ireland, 1986 ISBN: 0 946308 33 0 (Soft) |
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| A sequence of poems published by Beaver Row Press. The Press was run by Kevin Byrne and Glenda Cimino by the banks of the river Dodder in Beaver Row, Donnybrook. A genuine press, they printed their own books in a derelict church at the rear of the cottage, and gave many interesting writers, including Paula Meehan, their first publication. | |||
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| LONG TONGUE |
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| My first collection. In times past it was said there were marks by which you might know a poet, one of which was a extra long tongue. However, if a woman was a poet these traits were double! | |||
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