Feathers

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Tim Cunningham never disappoints. In his characteristically conversational style, his is a voice that speaks to us all, and speaks for us all, whatever his subject. We share his world: his love of Ireland and her history, as well as his own past; we are moved by all its warmth and honesty, its deep feeling, its startling wit and rare innocence.

Category: Revival Press

Description

Tim Cunningham was born in Limerick. He has worked, mainly in education, in Dublin, London, Delaware and Essex.

Tim has six collections published: Don Marcelino’s Daughter(Peterloo Poets, 2001), Unequal Thirds (Peterloo Poets, 2006), Kyrie (Revival Press, 2008), Siege (Revival Press, 2012), Almost Memories (Revival Press, 2014) and The Lyrics to the Nightingale’s Song (Revival Press, 2016). This coincides with the centenary of his father’s birth in 1916. This new collection Feathers is the fifth from Revival Press and his seventh overall.

Tim Cunningham was awarded a Kavanagh Fellowship in 2012.