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In Another World is a unique trip through the music scene of 1950s and 60s Belfast, mapped into the mystic through the timeless lyrics of Van 'the Man' Morrison, courtesy of acclaimed poet and fellow Belfast man, Gerald Dawe. 
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Poet’s new collection of memoirs and essays includes early poems capturing Ireland north and south on cusp of change
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It must have been in the early 1980s that I first met Dennis O’Driscoll, possibly after he published his first poetry collection, Kist (1982), and before the follow-up collection, Hidden Extras (1987). Dennis contributed to a review I was editing in Galway called Krino. The review was launched ‑ by Stephen Rea ‑ in Buswell’s Hotel in Dublin and I have a recollection of meeting him there as well. - See more at: http://www.drb.ie/essays/the-listener#sthash.7yRvXBSj.dpuf
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Gerald Dawe reflects on his editing of ‘The Cambridge Companion to Irish Poets’ (2017)
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In a little over a month's time, June 13th, the 150th anniversary of the birth of William Butler Yeats takes place. Focussing on the anniversary day though, or even on the 150 years tha
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These four new poems by Gerald Dawe are from Mickey Finn’s Air, to be published later this year by Gallery Press
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Gerald Dawe on Irish WW1 poets, Thomas MacGreevy, Patrick MacGill and Winifred M Letts.
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Book-ended by “The Pleasure Ground” as a prose introduction and by an appendix of over thirty pages of notes and readings, Poems 1952-2012 has the distinct look of being a complete collection of all the poems which the 86-year-old Richard Murphy wishes to keep in print. This is a shaped and deliberated volume with clearly established timelines established in six parts and dates identifying how, where and when Murphy’s poems first emerged. - See more at: http://www.drb.ie/essays/outlasting-fashion#sthash.h9vL3NFK.dpuf
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