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Making poetry possible

Original Writing was originally set up as a simple way for Irish poets to get their work professionally published. We’ve branched out since then to many other areas but poetry is still the genre closest to our heart.

Over the years our hardback publishing package has proven to be a particularly popular one for poetry publications and you’ll see many of the poetry titles on our list presented in this handsome format. We’ve been lucky enough to work with many truly talented new poets over the last few years and have published several collections that have gathered considerable critical acclaim such as the work of P.J. Kennedy and Fr. David Jones.

Poetry lovers everywhere are sure to find something to their taste on our extensive and eclective list. If you’re a poet yourself and considering publication then pick up one of our titles and get a feel for just how good your work could look in print.

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  • Crumbs From A Pen Crumbs From A Pen
    Robert Green

    The matter in this work will attempt to shed the chains of elitism, and bring poetry back to the people from all walks of life, all ages and all tastes.

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  • Reminiscing by an Irish Fireside Reminiscing by an Irish Fireside
    Frank and Kathleen Gallinagh

    This fantastic collection of poetry is a mix, mash of folklore, politics and history with some humorous wit, as well as some predictions as to what the future may hold for us.

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  • A Cat’s Soliloquy A Cat’s Soliloquy – Learning Japanese Through Poetry
    Mitsue Jimi

    This is a collection of poetry spanning twenty years in the life of a Japanese girl. The poems were originally written in Japanese and later translated into English. Both are included here.

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  • Rats Lovers and Dicky Shafter Rats, Lovers and Dicky Shafter
    Mick Beirne

    This wonderful collection of poetry is the culmination of over five decades of work, from the creative mind of a man whose life experiences have provided him with a variety of themes and thoughts.

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  • The Threshold of Paradise The Threshold of Paradise
    David Jones

    The verse contained in the present volume was composed between 1980 and 1984, often under difficult circumstances, as may be picked up from an attentive reading of what is written between the lines

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  • There Will Always be Flowers There Will Always Be Flowers
    Móna O'Riordan

    In writing this book the authors first aim was to include a selection of poems and stories that everyone can relate to, read and enjoy.

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  • Snowstorm of Doubt and Grace Snowstorm of Doubt and Grace
    Ken & Caitriona Hume

    Snowstorm of Doubt and Grace is a collection of poems; lyrics and reflections that are full of contrasts and observations about life and the strange and wonderful people we meet every day on that journey

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  • Psychedelic Angel Psychedelic Angel
    Tracey Lee Smith

    Psychedelic Angel is Tracy Lee Smith’s third book of poetry and is a fantastic collection of work about a wide verity of topics.

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  • Unfinished Times Unfinished Times
    Brian Moore

    Unfinished Times is Brian Moore’s first publication. The poems contained in this collection will delight and inspire the reader.

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  • Tabhair Dom Do Lámh Tabhair Dom Do Lámh
    James P. McCarthy

    Like a song, a poem is an intangible moment of thought. It is something left in the mind after the facts, experiences and feelings from which it is distilled are forgotten.

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