Songs for IrelandSongs for Ireland is the third publication from Irish experimental writer and audio visual artist, Robert Herbert McClean, following his debut poetry collection, Pangs! (Test Centre, 2015) and his prose chapbook, Skrubolz Garbillkore (Book Works, 2018). Songs for Ireland is an experimental, interdisciplinary work, drawing on McClean's practices as writer and artist film maker. It is a motley hybrid of voices and modes that satirically styles itself as

Peter Clark Memories in Translation by Denys Johnson-Davies

Passionate Renewal is the first anthology celebrating the poetry of British Jews

The world in these poems is often edged with mystery

the gateway between China and Middle Asia

The poets in the issue are the late Mohammad al-Maghut

essayist and translator

Jackie Kay

And I shall liken your arms to the necks of swans

drawing on McClean's practices as writer and artist film-maker

The poems collected in Cherry Pie hold personal meaning for Hollie and are also those which have been most requested by audiences in theatres

Cardwell provides a history of the harp in Wales: how it grew to prominence

exhibits the same intriguing blend of candour and estrangement that made The Zoo Father such a compelling read… Alongside Petit's talent in translating magical realism into verse