Alan Cunningham

New Green Fool available to buy now at gorse.ie @gorse_journal link here: gorse.ie/book/new-green…

Thrilled to take delivery of our new Gorse Editions title, New Green Fool by Alan Cunningham. Readers will be familiar with Alan's work from his pieces in the journal & on our website. Pre-order details to follow. Cover art: Niall McCormack. With thanks to @artscouncilireland.

Working on paper, and final proofing Alan Cunningham's New Green Fool. Pre-order details soon.

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Let’s remember David Lynch, explaining on why he told stories the way he did.

@JamesHarrisNow All I see are echoes of NI politics 80s style (albeit the 'identities' in play are different).

On a personal note this election result has me feeling

I shall move north. I shall move into a long blackness.

One of the most moving things I read about Han Kang was how she dragged a cloth through a Norwegian forest before wrapping it around her unseen book, locked away for 95 years. She described it as a wedding of her manuscript with the forest or a lullaby for a century-long sleep

@TfL I've seen the image on the left on the tube without censorship. Image on right from a bus this morning, with what appears to be a certain aspect covered up. Pretty sure same model in both (but might be wrong). If same person, why the cover up?

My practice is mostly concerned with the many ways in which we house ourselves. Upcoming work New Green Fool is a creative expression of this concern. A more theoretical work is this piece, Otherworldly Properties, pub. by Law + Critique Journal : link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Mr Bloom turned his largelidded eyes with unhasty friendliness. —My wife too, he said. She’s going to sing at a swagger affair in the Ulster Hall, Belfast, on the twentyfifth. —That so? M’Coy said. Glad to hear that, old man. Who’s getting it up?

I'm with Susan Sontag, on the inside uncorking the madness

Pipe Bomb Alert in Newry, history is a nightmare etc.

Empty Stores of Ireland