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Howdie-Skelp

poetry by Muldoon
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  • Paul Muldoon
    Paul Muldoon
    / Poetry

    …2021 Muldoon published the collection Howdie-Skelp, which includes a series of sonnets addressing the COVID-19 pandemic and an elegy to his friend and fellow Northern Irish poet Ciaran Carson, who died in 2019. Joy in Service on Rue Tagore (2024) garnered praise from critics, with The New York Times singling…

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    …2021 Muldoon published the collection Howdie-Skelp, which includes a series of sonnets addressing the COVID-19 pandemic and an elegy to his friend and fellow Northern Irish poet Ciaran Carson, who died in 2019. Joy in Service on Rue Tagore (2024) garnered praise from critics, with The New York Times singling…

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