Articles liés à It's Time

It's Time - Couverture souple

Lynskey, Eamonn

 
9781910669860: It's Time

Synopsis


Eamonn Lynskey writes of the stark reality of injustice, which is so often part of our dealings with each other. Poems such as 'The Canals on Mars' focus on past brutalities, while our rapacious exploitation of planet Earth is treated in poems like 'Down to Africa' and 'Lament'. Poems like 'Calvaries' lay bare the difficulties of an oppressive religious upbringing. Our response to the sufferings of others and to the ongoing destruction of the natural world is limited by the consuming demands of our everyday lives ('Metsu's Women'). Nevertheless, and however great the obstacles, a response is required, urgently… come, the world must be newmade. It's time.

Les informations fournies dans la section « Synopsis » peuvent faire référence à une autre édition de ce titre.

À propos de l'auteur

Eamonn Lynskey's poetry first appeared in the New Irish Writing pages of the Irish Press in the 1980s, edited by David Marcus, and since then widely in magazines and journals such Poetry Ireland Review, Cyphers, The SHOp, Crannog, The Stony Thursday Book, The Stinging Fly, Boyne Berries, Orbis, Riposte Broadsheet and the Irish Times. He was a finalist in the Strokestown International Poetry Competition and in the Hennessy Awards and has published two collections, Dispatches & Recollections (1998) and And Suddenly the Sun Again (2010). He has been involved in the organization of poetry events in Dublin for many years and has presented poetry programmes on local radio. He obtained an M. Phil in Creative Writing from Trinity College Dublin in 2012 and participated in the 2013 Stanza Poetry Festival in St. Andrews in Scotland. Before retirement he worked as a teacher and Adult Education organizer.

Les informations fournies dans la section « A propos du livre » peuvent faire référence à une autre édition de ce titre.