Gathering focus for Cork Literary Review

Caitlin Doyle Her contribution is entitled ‘Hungry Hills: Coming of Age as an Irish American poet’.

Edited by poet, Eugene O’Connell, the Cork Literary Review, volume 15, is themed around The Gathering, with an emphasis on Irish identity as well as new voices from the diaspora.

Among established poets from Ireland’s literati, such as Séamus Heaney, Gerard Smyth, Bernard O’Donoghue, Gabriel Fitzmaurice, William Wall and Matthew Sweeney, one of the new voices is that of Irish-American Caitlin Doyle, an emerging poet who has published widely in America. Her astute prose contribution to the book is entitled ‘Hungry Hills: Coming of Age as an Irish American poet’.