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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A Touch of SimplicityGenevieve Farrell
A Touch of Simplicity is a collection of poems covering a diverse range of topics from human behaviour and simple pleasures to love and nature, and offers inspiration and empowerment to individuals in their everyday lives.
Poems For All OccasionsMáiréad Tuohy Duffy
Poems For All Occasions is a collection of Poetry from the pen of Máiréad Tuohy Duffy. In it, she captures all the old traditional practices in her native Kerry
Crossroads of the MindJohn A. Sexton
Charming poetry collection making use of the style of the 19th century American poetess, Emily Dickinson.
Living on AmberTony Uhlemann
Living on Amber is Tony Uhlemann's first publication and represents his own personal selection of poems.
A Suicidal StarIan Kelleher
Ian Kelleher is an Irish poet and songwriter. He is a student in University College Cork where he is studying for a degree in Music. This is his first book.
Poems and ReflectionsMary Boyer
This is Mary Boyer's first book of poetry and reflections, she would like to think that all who read it will be able to relate to her thoughts and get pleasure reading them.
Twenty-Past ThreeSarah Gibbons
When it comes to life we hurt, we feel pain, depending on our experiences, some more than others, some less. Then childhood trauma has particular consequences all its own.
A Collection of Personal Poems IIMaire Hoare
What is this place that’s called the hereafter, Is it all sad and gloom or lots of fun and laughter?
Scarecrow in the GardenMichael Hickey
In this beautifully written and illustrated collection of poems, Michael Hickey takes us on a journey with him through a range of thoughts and emotions.
Alpha and OmegaFr. David Jones
The reader is advised to take a little at a time, and pause. In these pages something of the depth of this desire for quietude emerges, as does the joy of its eventual acquisition.
