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On relinquishment, ruins, mischief, and Shame with a capital S ~
The Paris Review
On thwarting tangles and writing as “mystery service” ~
Poets and Writers Magazine
On raffles, recitations, GAA, and slips on frozen rooftops ~
Second Captains
On discipline, pot-scrubbing, and poetry as a flooding ~
Preview of 'The Works' TV Profile
On grief, car-boot sales, sneaking dictionaries into maternity hospitals, and attempting to drench language ~
The Sunday Times
"Tá súil agam go mbeidh taibhse Eibhlín Dubh liom i gconaí" ~
TG4
On rooftop-writing, wise advice, and translation as a drunken knife fight ~
The Arts Council of Ireland
On ghosts, obliteration, distance, and writing the self ~
a conversation with Megan Nolan
On oocytes, ‘choreographing the reader’s breath’, layers of skin and Dr Seuss ~ with Dr. Adam Hanna of
The School of English, U
CC
On lust, sneaking others in the back door, feeling lucky, and the Violent Femmes ~
The Mystery Train with John Kelly
"Bean ghlúine atá ionam ar shlí, agus mé ag iarraidh dán nua a shaolú. Ní smaoiníonn an bhean ghlúine ach ar an gcúram atá roimpi." ~
As an Nua
On cherished books, and on teaching oneself to write ~
Shelf Analysis
Photo: Bríd O'Donovan
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