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Poetry Ireland Review Issue 120 James McAuley he sometimes comes remarkably close

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he sometimes comes remarkably close to doing so and an unmistakable atmosphere of carpe diem permeates the whole framework as well as the individual stories of The Decameron

– William Parker

Syed Manzurul (Manzu) Islam was born in 1953 in a small northeastern town in East Pakistan (later Bangladesh)

’ These overlapping worlds are bound by recurring motifs – fish pond

a quality that lifted him from the ranks of thirties dance band players - a fascinating book

Poetry Ireland Review Issue 120 James McAuley he sometimes comes remarkably closeVona Groarke's final issue as editor is packed with new poems from leading contemporary poets, including Simon Armitage, Sinad Morrissey, Colette Bryce, Paul Muldoon, Sean O'Brien and Caitrona O'Reilly. Books reviewed include new work from Derek Mahon, Bernard O'Donoghue, Rita Ann Higgins, Martina Evans, Denise Riley and the 2016 Forward Prize winner Vahni Capildeo. The centrepiece of the issue is an interview with Paul Muldoon in which the Armagh

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