Fardoras

by Michael Davitt

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A poetry collection that includes a risky innovation with language and form that continues and reaches a climax in the poem Deora do Mheiricea (Tears for America), a response to September 11th, where the semantic seams of Irish burst open like the doomed Twin Towers. This book was awarded the Oireachtas Prize for poetry in 2002.… (more)

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A poetry collection that includes a risky innovation with language and form that continues and reaches a climax in the poem Deora do Mheiricea (Tears for America), a response to September 11th, where the semantic seams of Irish burst open like the doomed Twin Towers. This book was awarded the Oireachtas Prize for poetry in 2002.

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