Weather Watch
A West Kerry Book of Days
by Trish Howley and Sandra Landers
2nd edition.
405 pages paperback
Weather Watch is a year-
€15.99 + €7 p&p
“An inspired celebration of Ireland’s most dramatic landscape: sky-
Michael Viney, author of ‘A Year’s Turning’
Red Grows The Green Berry
by Pádraig Ó Ceallacháin
62 pages cardback
Pádraig’s stories are part of Ireland’s culture. His use of words invokes the colour and emotions of an age gone by. He writes lucidly about the little things in life and, in doing so, he brings us into his world
€10.00 + €2.50 p&p
Shadows of the Dawn
by Pádraig Ó Ceallacháin
75 pages cardback
A second collection of short stories by Pádraig. This collection brings to light
several unforgettable characters and includes several folk-
€10.00 + €2.50 p&p
Emma, Johnny and Jane, Bookworms
Two short plays by Mike Venner
Working script, cardback.
Emma, Johnny and Jane, a one-
Bookworms, by contrast, is a playful riff on the freedoms and constraints of language
itself. In tandem, they provide a thought-
The plays are designed to be used as working copies for theatres or drama groups
€10.00 + €2.50 p&p
Rude Health Warning
by Boris Nicholson
Cardback and illustrated
Illustrated words intended for reading out loud. The author claims no moral right and welcomes all interpretations and performances of his work in any medium. This collection of poetry and image creates a powerful testimony of the human condition.
€10.00 + €2.50 p&p
Expeditions
by C.P.R. May
Cardback
An eclectic anthology of poetry.
€10.00 + €2.50 p&p
Books Upstairs, Dublin
The Winding Stair, Dublin
Polymath, Tralee
Ruiseal's, Cork
Dingle Bookshop, Dingle
Martin Burke
Martin Burke was born in Ireland but has lived for many years in Flanders. As poet and playwright he has published books in the USA, UK, and Ireland, and seen his plays performed in the USA and Belgium. He has been justly called "the eloquent essayist of the sublime".
In Exiles and Redemptions, Martin Burke continues an exploration of the visionary tradition which sees him address those figures of history and literature which provide the bedrock for his lyrical self. This is poetry that ranges over the fertile ground of tradition, from Blake and Milton, through older voices and themes, to canticles of a sacred and profane nature. Uncompromising in what that vision demands this is poetry sung in the high lyrical style which he has made his own.
Cardback 78 pages
€10 + €3.00 p&p
ISBN: 9780 9557255 24