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    • Jo Burns: contemporary poetry from Northern Ireland and Germany
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    • Northly by David Toms
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    • “Canticle” by Liz McSkeane, Turas Press, 2018
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    • Jo Burns (2018) “Circling for Gods” Review by Liz McSkeane
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    • Launch introduction of Ross Hattaway’s “How to Sleep with Strangers” by Anne Tannam
    • Gabriel García Márquez and the Alchemy of Translation by Liz McSkeane
    • Bill Manhire (2017) “Some Things to Place in a Coffin,” Review by Anamaría Crowe Serrano
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White Horses by Jo Burns
Crunch by Anamaría Crowe Serrano
Innovative Irish poetry, third collection from Ross Hattaway How to Sleep with Strangers published by Turas Press
Poetry by Irish poet Eithne Lannon
Sad Havoc Among the Birds DS Maolalai
ISBN 978-0-9957916-0-2 contemporary Irish Poetry
bind, poetry by Christine Murray
Historical novel set in 16th century Spain, the era of John of the Cross and the Spanish Inquisition
Exposure, poetry by Julie-ann Rowell
Northly by David Toms

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    • Début poetry collection from Eithne Lannon
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  • Eamonn Lynskey (2017) “It’s Time.” Review by Liz McSkeane
  • Launch introduction of Ross Hattaway’s “How to Sleep with Strangers” by Anne Tannam
  • Gabriel García Márquez and the Alchemy of Translation by Liz McSkeane
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Blog: News, Reviews and Other Stuff

  • More Innovative Irish Poetry from Turas Press!
  • Eamonn Lynskey (2017) “It’s Time.” Review by Liz McSkeane
  • Launch introduction of Ross Hattaway’s “How to Sleep with Strangers” by Anne Tannam
  • Gabriel García Márquez and the Alchemy of Translation by Liz McSkeane
  • Bill Manhire (2017) “Some Things to Place in a Coffin,” Review by Anamaría Crowe Serrano

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