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Moy Sand and Gravel is a poetry collection published in 2002 by the Northern Irish poet Paul Muldoon. The collection's title references a quarry located near his childhood home in County Armagh, Northern Ireland. The poems within the volume frequently explore themes of geographic displacement, histo...
"The Annals of Chile" is a 1994 poetry collection by Irish poet Paul Muldoon. The volume won the T.S. Eliot Prize and the Irish Times Irish Literature Prize for Poetry. The poems within weave together deeply personal elegies, including the long sequence "Yarrow," with broader political and historica...
"Quoof" is a poetry collection published in 1983 by the Northern Irish poet Paul Muldoon. The title refers to a private family word for a hot water bottle, reflecting Muldoon's ongoing interest in linguistic inventiveness and personal history. The collection features notable poems such as "Why Brown...
Why Brownlee Left is a poetry collection published in 1980 by the Pulitzer Prize-winning Northern Irish poet Paul Muldoon. The collection showcases Muldoon's signature style, blending playful complexity, formal mastery, and narrative ambiguity. Many of the poems draw heavily on his rural upbringing...
"Horse Latitudes" is a 2006 poetry collection by Irish poet Paul Muldoon, notable for its formal experimentation and exploration of war through a sequence of alphabetical sonnets.
"Madoc: A Mystery" is a 1990 poetry collection by Irish writer Paul Muldoon, notable for its ambitious alternate history imagining Romantic poets founding a North American utopia.
