Axonas/Axis Sally Goldsmith

Axonas/Axis Sally GoldsmithIn Axonas Axis, Curtis gives voice to the experience of trauma and recovery through the poetic language of imagery rather than graphic detail, attempting to convey the fundamental twist in the narrative perhaps even a breakage that needs to be mended through a synthesis of mind, heart and body working towards the integration of the whole. The whole self. Using Ancient Greek words concepts and mythology as a springboard to launch into her own personal

Noel Monahan speaks with compassion about and for the voiceless people whose ghosts haunt him

and heading off to England

The box would prefer we not discuss its age

mirroring the process whereby this small city near Finis Terrae became central to human patrimony and declared a world heritage site by UNESCO

What about the politics of the word

family and friendship

She writes deftly about the island’s turbulent landscapes and her curiosity about the lives and culture of its people

She lives in London and works as a freelance writer

In this second book of photographs from the time

From award winning anthologies such as Adventures in Form to critically acclaimed debut collections like Claire Trévien’s The Shipwrecked House

Unemployment

including thirteen volumes of poetry in Irish