Terrestrial Variations by Jane Griffiths – review
Aingeal Clare is won over by a fresh collection that plays with perspectiveJane Griffiths has always been a painterly poet, and her new collection is fittingly framed in the language of perspective, observation and formalistic precision. Her poems comm...
Raw Material by Derek Mahon – review
Mahon's translations and reworkings contain some welcome surprisesPoetry is what is gained in translation, wrote Joseph Brodsky, inverting Robert Frost's more pessimistic view. It can happen: Edgar Allan Poe's poems are notably improved in Baudela...
