Author
Kerry Hardie
Kerry Hardie has published seven collections of poetry with The Gallery Press, Ireland. Her Selected Poems were published by Bloodaxe Books, U. K., which will also publish her next collection in 2014. She has also written two novels, Hannie Bennett’s Winter Marriage and The Bird Woman, (Harper Collins; Little, Brown) and is currently working on a third. She has won many prizes, including the National Poetry Prize (Ireland) and the Lawrence O’Shaughnessy Award for Poetry, University of St. Thomas, Minnesota. [2014]
CONTRIBUTIONS
Poetry
Apr 28 2014
Poetry Feature: Kerry Hardie
“After You Died”
“Watching the Fire Take Your Body”
“The Door”
“Empty Space Poem, Eighteen Months”
“Between Here and There”
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Fiction
Oct 08 2011
Kristin's Uncle Otto
I was struggling with an overgrown border when Sarah’s phone call came. Spring was already galloping ahead. I was heaving out my favourite perennials, pulling them free of the worst of the weeds and dumping them in a heap on the mossy grass. Once this was done, I’d break off anything that was salvageable, heel it into some corner, weed-kill the jungle, then replant. Blitz gardening.
Poetry
Mar 01 2010
Poetry Feature: Kerry Hardie
Featuring the poems: Fear; Emigration Photo; Negation; A man died in the valley today,; November’s Birds
Poetry
Sep 01 2007
Poetry Feature: Kerry Hardie
Featuring the poems: Great Northern Divers in Ballinskelligs Bay [This poem was featured as the Poem of the Week September 1, 2007] On teh Bus Red Window Poems The Valley
Poetry
Jun 01 2004
Poetry Feature: Kerry Hardie
Featuring the poems: The Fat Man Who Stands in the Sea After Rage Countrymen Protecting the Buds
Poetry
Sep 01 2002
Poetry Feature: Kerry Hardie
Featuring the poems: After My Father Died, Tent, Rain in April, Trapped Swallow, Under the Sun
Poetry
Dec 01 2001
Poetry Feature: Kerry Hardie
Featuring the poems: Sheep Fair Day Suzanna K. Dances Flow When Maura Had Died Winter Heart