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Seamus Heaney and Me
As an eager, new student at Oxford in the autumn of 1991 I had arrived early at the Examination Schools on High Street to hear Seamus Heaney’s latest lecture as the Professor of Poetry. These lectures were free but you had to queue as they...
39 Birds Who Are My Friend and 7 Who See Me As The Enemy
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Hawk On The Merrimack
in Newburyport
out past the turbines
a hawk on the wind
red tail like a warning flare
or the fla...
Sean Duffy 9 ? (a work in progress, obviously)
Heartattack and Vine
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Liar, liar with your pants on fire.
Tom Waits, Heartattack and Vine, 1980
The next time I ki...
Thomas Pynchon's Detective Fictions (a recent article from Lithub)
Thomas Pynchon’s late style, beginning with Inherent Vice (2009) and continuing through Bleeding Edge (2013) to Shadow Ticket (2025), represents a curious and deliberate narrowing of his fictional field. The vast encyclopedic architecture o...
The Other Side of the Window (a short story in the Rear Window universe)
Lars Thorwald had always been good company. He had to be, he was a salesman.
But all that had changed when he had lost his job at the Hartford Accident and Insurance Company. He had been ‘let go’ in the latest re-organization and his posi...
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I'm a Northern Irish crime writer. I guess most people know me from my 2020 standalone novel The Chain and the DI Duffy books (Duffy is a Catholic cop in 80s Belfast).
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