Revival Poets
Welcome to Revival Poets on line blog. The Poetry Revival in Limerick City, Ireland has been a weekly feature of the poetry scene in Limerick for over six years. In 2006 Revival Poetry Journal was launched while recently Revival TRIO Series was launched showcaseing three of our poets. A CD called Microphone On - five years after is available from www.revivalpress.com
Friday, June 20, 2008
Saturday, June 14, 2008
White House Poetry Revival Wed 18th June 2008
Wed 18th June 2008 9.00pm
This weeks guest Sean Callaghan.
Seán Callahan was raised on a farm outside of Louisville, Kentucky. He attended the University of Kentucky where he studied Journalism, specialising in foreign correspondence. In 1999 he left Kentucky and moved to Cork, Ireland where he lived for 8 years. He currently resides in Tralee, Co. Kerry.
Seán’s poetry draws from his upbringing in rural Kentucky, his life in Ireland and is heavily influenced by the power of landscape and personal mythology. He has been published by the U.S. National Library of Poetry and is currently the featured poet in The Gallery of The Desert Moon Review website. He has recently published his first chapbook, Lore.
Labels: poetry Limerick arts spoken word talk revival sean callaghan
Thursday, June 12, 2008
Sunday, June 08, 2008
White House Poetry revival Wed 11th June 2008
White House Poetry Revival
Wed 11th June 2008 9.00pm
This weeks guest poet is Harry Zevenbergen.
Harry Zevenbergen is the city poet of Den Haag. In his work, political satire, sharp observation, a heartfelt tear and hilaric absurdism are alternated. In the past ten years Harry has delivered about 800 performances, including over 100 performances in Belgium, England, Ireland and Scotland. His work has been published in several anthologies, magazines, newspapers and in 2004 his first major collection Punk in Rhenen was published. In September 2007 the Nepalese/Indian magazine Pratik published an anthology of contemporary Dutch poetry, edited by Harry, with the support of the Dutch Translation fund.
As a poet Harry works both solo, as a duo with fellow poet Diann van Faassen and also in the poetry pop-group D.O.M., a group that combines multi-vocal poetry performance with pop, folk and electromusic. In 2003 D.O.M. produced the Wintergarden (Nijmegen) City. City is the story of a big city, with a series of poems forming one story. On stage the performance is supported by a film. City was to be seen on several major festivals in the Netherlands. In April 2007 Harry was officially announced as the first official City poet of Den Haag.
Info: Dominic Taylor 087 2996409 or Barney Sheehan 086 8657494 Bloghttp//:whitehousepoets.blogspot.comThe White House Poetsgratefullyacknowledges the support of the Arts Council, Foras na Gaeilge and PoetryIreland.
Friday, June 06, 2008
Sunday, June 01, 2008
White House Poetry Revival Wed 4th June 2008 9.00pm
White House Poetry Revival
Wed 4th June 2008 9.00pm
This weeks guest poet is Frank Dullaghan.
Born in Dundalk, Ireland, obtained BA in Economics from UCD
· Has worked in finance and compliance in the UK. Currently CFO of Libertas Capital in Dubai. Previously, Head of Compliance, Europe with Lehman Brothers
· MA (Distinction) in Creative Writing from University of Glamorgan, Wales
· Editor with Seam poetry journal (http://www.seampoetry.co.uk/) from 2000 and sole editor 2003-2006.
· One of the founders and main organizers of the Essex Poetry Festival and the Young Essex Poet of the Year competition until 2006 (when moved to Dubai)
· Member of the British Haiku Society and published in two important anthologies The Iron Book of British Haiku (Iron Press) and The New Haiku (Snapshots Press). Haiku collection At the Opened Door published by Hub Editions 2001. Haiku translated into French, German, Dutch and Croatian for various anthologies.
· Widely published in quality journals and poetry magazines, including in: Ireland – Poetry Ireland Review, The Honest Ulsterman, the Shop; UK – Poetry Review, London Magazine, Poetry London, Poetry Wales, The New Welsh Review, Reactions, The Dark Horse (Scotland/US); US – Nimrod; Australia – Quadrant.
· Poetry also published in various anthologies, including First Pressings (Faber & Faber) and Teaching the Chicken to Swim (Seren Press) and on-line including, The Guardian, BBC and, Nth Position (on-line mag).
Info: Dominic Taylor 087 2996409 or Barney Sheehan 086 8657494 Blog http//:whitehousepoets.blogspot.comThe White House Poets gratefully acknowledges the support of Limerick City Council, the ArtsCouncil of Ireland, Foras na Gaeilge and Poetry Ireland.