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Niall McDevitt
Read reviews from the world’s largest community for readers. Irish poet Niall McDevitt confronts taboo subjects such as unemployment, alienation, poverty, …
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- Irish poet Niall McDevitt confronts taboo subjects such as unemployment, alienation, poverty, …
- Filmmaker Sé Merry Doyle drops into the Book Bag to discuss his documentaries on Irish cultural themes: art and architecture, James Joyce, WB Yeats and especially his collaboration with the late, great Irish poet Niall McDevitt.
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b/w by Niall McDevitt | GoodreadsRead reviews from the world’s largest community for readers. Irish poet Niall McDevitt confronts taboo subjects such as unemployment, alienation, poverty, …Intellect Books | About Niall McDevittNiall McDevitt is the author of three critically acclaimed collections of poetry: b/w (<strong>Waterloo Press, 2010), Porterloo (International Times, 2013) and Firing Slits: Jerusalem Colportage (New River Press, 2016).</strong> He is an urban explorer who spe