Volume 15 (2003): Issue 1 (Mar 2003): Anglo-Irish Writing. Guest Editor: Eibhlín Evans

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Editorial
- Editorial
  
  Anglo-Irish Writing
  
  By: Eibhlín Evans
  
  Pages: 1–2
Articles
- 'a scheme of echoes'
  
  Trevor Joyce, Poetry and Publishing in Ireland in the 1960s
  
  By: Marcella Edwards
  
  Pages: 3–17
- The Object Lessons of Heaney, Carson, Muldoon and Boland
  
  By: Steven Matthews
  
  Pages: 18–33
- Cailleachs, Keens and Queens
  
  Reconfiguring Gender and Nationality in the poetry of Eileán Ní Chuilleanáin, Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill and Eavan Boland
  
  By: Helen Kidd
  
  Pages: 34–47
- The Body Out of Place
  
  Strangers, Intimates and Destabilized Identities in Synge's When the Moon Has Set and Marina Carr's The Bog of Cats . . .
  
  By: Mary King
  
  Pages: 48–59
- The Dispersed and Dismissed
  
  The World of Irish Women's Best-sellers
  
  By: Kathy Cremin
  
  Pages: 60–76
- The Spectacle of Terrorism in Northern Irish Culture
  
  By: Richard Kirkland
  
  Pages: 77–90
- 'a lacuna in the palimpsest'
  
  A Reading of Flann O'Brien's At Swim Two Birds
  
  By: Eibhlín Evans
  
  Pages: 91–107
Poetry
- Poetry
  
  By: Hugh Underhill, Jeremy Rowe and Michael Murphy
  
  Pages: 108–113
Reviews
- Nothing But the Same Old Story
  
  By: Liam Harte
  
  Pages: 114–117
- Translation of Poetry in an Irish Context
  
  By: Seán Hutton
  
  Pages: 118–123
- Life as It Comes | The Soldier on the Pier | Craeft | The Great Friend and Other Translated Poems
  
  By: Hugh Underhill
  
  Pages: 124–133
- The Complete Poems of William Empson | Norman Cameron
  
  By: Adam Rounce
  
  Pages: 134–139
- Burying the Dream
  
  The Art of Defeat?
  
  By: Matt Simpson
  
  Pages: 140–143
Notes
- Contributors
  
  By: Kathy Cremin, Marcella Edwards, Eibhlín Evans, Helen Kidd, Mary King, Richard Kirkland and Steven Matthews
  
  Pages: 144

Volume 15 (2003): Issue 1 (Mar 2003): Anglo-Irish Writing. Guest Editor: Eibhlín Evans

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