While Cork, Ireland is a city transformed by globalization and gentrification, it's literary figures still reinforce the city's distinct feel.
Cork, Ireland: The Place of Literature in a City Rising
Poetry
Little Tasks: Fish Boy by John Gosslee
Anthony Immergluck reviews "Fish Boy," a recent poetry collection by John Gosslee.
A (Non-Selective) Heard Violence: Interview with Poet Claire Marie Stancek
Perwana Nazif and Claire Marie Stancek discuss sound, form, and destruction.
Birds Among Us: on Asiya Wadud’s Crosslight for Youngbird
Austin Adams reviews Asiya Wadud's debut collection, "Crosslight for Youngbird."
An Image or Idea Arises to Fill Out the Blank: An Interview with Poet Kate Colby
Nathan Scott McNamara interviews poet Kate Colby about her new book "The Arrangements."
On Holy Ghost: An Interview with David Brazil
Yosefa Raz interviews David Brazil about his poetry collection "Holy Ghost."
Drinking with the Ghost: Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen in Portugal
On a recent trip to Porto, Portugal Katie Orphan reads and reflects on Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen's collection of short stories, "Exemplary Tales."
In Service of Sincerity: An Interview with Grant Souders
Virginia McLure interviews Grant Souders about his first book of poems, "Service."
Young Fatherhood: An Interview with Edoardo Ponti
Michael Juliani interviews Edoardo Ponti about his poetry collection "Letters from a Young Father."
When Poetry is a Crime
Joanna Chen visits Dareen Tatour, who currently faces up to eight years in prison in Israel.
