Issue 22 of the Southword Literary Journal of the Munster Literature Centre is now online. I am adding one of my published poems from Southword 22, a contents page from the journal, and a link to the Munster Literature Centre’s homepage. Please do visit the poetry, review and essay pages, as well as the other three poems on my page.
Issue 22 of Southword, the editors and contributors
Poetry written by , Jeffrey Alfier, Fióna Bolger, Tomas De Faoite, Kevin Graham, Richard Halperin, Brian Kirk, John Liddy, Mary Madec, Afric McGlinchey, David Mohan, Paddy Moran, Sue Morgan, Christine Murray, Paul Ó Cólmain, Caitríona O’Reilly, John W. Sexton, Michael Sheehan, Knute Skinner, Fiona Smith, Gerard Smyth, Matthew Sweeney, and Ken Taylor.
Short Stories are by , Lane Ashfeldt, Armel Dagorn, Seán Kenny, Kieran Marsh, Danielle McLaughlin, and Nuala Ní Chonchúir.
Filiocht : Colm Breathnach, Clíodhna Cussen, Biddy Jenkinson, Dairena Ní Chinnéide, agus Séamus Barra Ó Súilleabháin Prós : Mícheál Ó Ruairc Léirmheastóireacht : Eilís Ní Dhúill agus Muiris Ó Meara
Contributors are ,Sara Baume, Philip Coleman, Dave Lordan, Jennifer Matthews, Thomas McCarthy, Eugene O’Connell
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As If“It had not once occurred to her to ask (who) ? High-wordedness has stymied her sense of longing As if , as if the jewels caught up in the blades of grass She peeked at herself in walking again and again those hollowed-out things of indigo and amber, trees maybe, © C. Murray , all rights reserved. |

5 responses to “Issue 22 of the Southword Literary Journal is now online”
Hi, nice idea to make a blog post about this, I didn’t think of that although my story is in it!
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I hoard publications ! Blogging is a convenient way of keeping track of them, of thanking Journals/publications, and it’s something that has become habitual. I have been using WordPress for four years and only using 1% of blog storage.
(best to keep back-up copy elsewhere or to use export to keep files in Dropbox)
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I’m on WordPress too, though I suspect in a much more scatterbrained way!
My name next to my photo links to it – http://www.lane7.wordpress.com
— only a bit nervous of telling you this as my last post is a sort of poem – by which I mean it has line breaks. I’ve only twice attempted things with line breaks since I left school…
😉
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I like the look of the blog and the piece. If you are not backing-up regularly, and this is your work that I am talking about:
Go to your dashboard and to the tools icon, you can press export and a small file will save to your computer. You can email the file to yourself or put it in Dropbox. This way you keep your pics, content and structure if you want to change the site, or if it evah crashes.
so:
> Dashboard >tools >export >save .xml file.
seriously , it’s good practice to keep your work, especially if you are putting up original writing. Best to mind your writing and respect it !
Oh ! and never (ever) accidently hit delete site
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Thanks, will try that.
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