All Fours by Nia Davies Louis De Paor and they respond to the

and they respond to the way that sport in Ireland forms our alternative history

well over 300 ‘lonely funerals’ have been attended by poets in both cities and volumes of prose and poetry about some of these forgotten lives have been published in Amsterdam and Antwerp respectively

 Times Literary Supplement

Mesrop Mashtots

This new collection written in his late-80s finds him deeply immersed in reflection on the passage of time and the frailty and sustaining power of memory

All Fours by Nia Davies Louis De Paor and they respond to theBodies. Rhythms. Motion. Sounds. All fours is a debut collection of poetry from Nia Davies, a book of rituals in language that stalk the space between what is uttered and what is meant. These poems are haunted by the strange traces of the longest words in the world and folk mythic figures such as Sinbad, Eurydice, Mossy Coat, Pan and Baba Yaga. They pose riddles with multiple or mysterious answers. A swerving sweary jump into a terrain that is both