The Stinging Fly Issue 6/Volume 2 Spring 2007

by Declan Meade (Editor)

Fiction
Kristiina Ehin - ‘Hard Times’
Eugene McCabe - ‘Sisters: Chapter 3’
Róisín Bryce - ‘Daddy’
Colin O’Sullivan - ‘No. 13 Baby’
Poetry
Eavan Boland - ‘On Seeing James Malton’s Powerscourt-House, Dublin 1795’
Eamon Grennan - ‘Early On’
Eamon Grennan - ‘Parents’ Wardrobe’
Dave Lordan - ‘Death of a handyman’
Gerard Hanberry - ‘Acclamations’
Michael D. Riley - ‘Menhir’
Jane Williams - ‘Death by drowning’
John Siberry - ‘Cliffs’
John Siberry - ‘Watching Cormorants’
John Siberry - ‘A Barnacle’
Christopher Locke - ‘Family History at Sea’
Haris Vlavianos - ‘Sonnet’
Jean O’Brien - ‘Cardioversion’
Gerry Boland - ‘Pig Farm’
Lorna Shaughnessy - ‘Nemesis’
Caroline Dowling - ‘The Cardigan’
Celeste Augé - ‘Stockpile’
Featured Poet
Keith Payne - ‘Fishing for Mackerel’
Keith Payne - ‘The Half-Door’
Keith Payne - ‘Drift’
Keith Payne - ‘At My Door’
Keith Payne - ‘Sunday Walk’
Essays
Judith Mok - ‘First Passions’
The Anonymous Lady - ‘Mr Loganʼs Weekly News’

96 pages, Paperback

Published February 15, 2007

About the author

Anyone with an interest in discovering new fiction in Ireland will already be familiar with Declan Meade. Tireless and dedicated, unassuming but committed, he is a literary champion of old-school generosity and the publisher/editor and co-founder of The Stinging Fly.