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Archipelago is one of the most important and influential literary magazines of the last

twenty years. Running to twelve editions, it was edited by Andrew McNeillie, with the

assistance later of James McDonald Lockhart, and began as an attempt to reimagine the

relationships between the islands of Ireland and Britain. Archipelago has brought together

established and emerging artists in creative conversations that have transformed the study

of islands, coasts and waterways. It journeys from the Shetlands to Cornwall, from the

Aran Islands to the coast of Yorkshire, tracing the cultures of diverse zones through some

of the best in contemporary writing about place and people.





This collection gathers poetry, prose and visual art in clusters grouped around the Irish

and British archipelago, with contributions from an array of significant artists. It includes

newly commissioned work as well as an interview between Andrew McNeillie and

Robert Macfarlane on the development of Archipelago across the years.

Arvustused

This book is thrilling: it leaves the reader scrambling for ground: Is every possible interpretation or nuance about archipelagoes contained here? The possibility enthrals. Within the compendium individual writers reveal their own sources so the effect is like a Russian doll of mysteries within mysteries. The editors are to be praised for uniting these threads into a rare and colourful garment. -- Dan MacCarthy * Irish Examiner * This is both a lengthy and weighty volume. But its 578 pages are full of gems of good writing and observation. -- Andrew Hook * Scottish Review *

Editors' Note xv
Nicholas Allen
Fiona Stafford
A Note on the Archive xxi
Chris Fletcher
IRELAND
Insomnia
5(3)
Derek Mahon
Geese Conversations
8(2)
Bernard O'Donoghue
Ballyheg Priory
9(1)
Kilkieran Bay, Co. Galway, Golam Head
10(2)
Norman Ackroyd
Bees under Snow
12(1)
Moya Cannon
The Gods of The Neale
13(8)
Tim Robinson
Greim an Fhir Bhdite
21(10)
Deirdre M. Chonghaile
Inishbofin Sound
31(1)
Norman Ackroyd
Richard Murphy
32(2)
Andrew McNeillie
Connemara Quay
34(14)
Richard Murphy
Where Art Meets Sea: Ackroyd, Heaney, Murphy, Dunn
48(11)
Andrew McNeillie
Photographs of the Ave Maria Awaiting Restoration
59(1)
Richard Sharland
On Tory Island
60(5)
Robert Macfarlane
Malin Etchings: From Malin Head; Tor Rocks, Malin
65(1)
Norman Ackroyd
Loughanure
66(4)
Seamus Heaney
West Is South
70(8)
Terry Eagleton
All of Half Way
78(4)
Les Murray
SCOTLAND
Ailsa Craig
82(2)
Norman Ackroyd
Ailsa
84(11)
Mary Wellesley
Scotland: Drawing a Line
95(11)
Alan Riach
Miljo
106(7)
David Douglas
Angus Macmillan
Well Doubtful
113(7)
Kathleen Jamie
Raptor
120(10)
James Macdonald Lockhart
Muck
130(4)
Mick Imlah
Maxwell at a Venture
134(10)
Mark Cocker
Bog Asphodel
144(1)
Angela Leighton
Hallaig
145(3)
Seamus Heaney
The Other Side of Sorrow
148(11)
Roger Hutchinson
Freaghairt bho Iain gu Rody Gorman
159(1)
John Purser
On the Machair
160(9)
James Macdonald Lockhart
Returning to Assynt
169(8)
Alan Riach
On the Shetlands
177(2)
Michael Longley
Infinite Whalsay
179(14)
Alan Riach
Darkless Night
193(7)
Tim Dee
The Broch of Mousa; The Noup of Noss
200(1)
Norman Ackroyd
Black Stane
201(9)
Sally Huband
The Latitudes of Twilight
210(12)
Peter Davidson
A Basket of Apples
222(5)
Douglas Dunn
OTHER WORLDS
Atlantic Seaboard
227(11)
Tim Dee
The Centre of Gravity: Two Incidents Joined by a Note
238(6)
Tim Robinson
Catchments
244(15)
John Elder
Jigsaw
259(2)
Sinead Morrissey
The Minotaur and the White Cow
261(13)
Andrew McNeillie
Croagh Patrick from Inisturk
274(1)
Norman Ackroyd
The Corncrake Timer
275(1)
Andrew McNeillie
Wild Orchids
276(2)
Michael Longley
Spring Flowers
278(1)
Gail McNeillie
Botanies
279(2)
Douglas Dunn
Wallflower
281(3)
Mick Imlah
Archipelagic Oz
284(12)
John Kerrigan
Lunar Eclipse
296(2)
Les Murray
Ghosts: Ian Niall (1916-2002)
298(2)
Andrew McNeillie
Woodcut
300(1)
Barbara Greg
I.m.lah
301(2)
Andrew McNeillie
Dairsie War Memorial
303(1)
Douglas Dunn
Fragment: `Nairn in Darkness and in Light'
304(1)
Seamus Heaney
Lunch with Seamus
305(2)
Andrew McNeillie
The Fields of Light
307(6)
Seamus Heaney
ENGLAND
Prose & Poetry
313(4)
Ivor Gurney
Ivor Gurney
317(7)
Philip Lancaster
Ghosts: Edward Thomas and Richard Jefferies
324(8)
Jem Poster
White Thresholds - Fugitive Space
332(12)
Jos Smith
Bate's Creed
344(7)
Katherine Rundell
Fold, Twist, Loop, Layer, Slip - Towards a Topology of a Topography
351(7)
Robert Macfarlane
Flint
358(8)
Alexandra Harris
Marvels of the Night
366(7)
David Lea
Wake-Up Call
373(1)
Gail McNeillie
Two Voices
374(1)
Alice Oswald
Blackwater: Commonplace Things
375(5)
Mark Cocker
Expostulations on the Volcano 47
380(2)
Geoffrey Hill
Leaves
382(11)
John Brannigan
Neither Sea, nor Land
393(9)
Tim Dee
Two Poems for Maggi Hambling
402(2)
Angela Leighton
Warp-land, Holderness
404(11)
Jos Smith
Rose Ferraby
Unquiet Sleepers
415(7)
Angela Leighton
Westmorland
422(1)
Mick Imlah
From the Daybooks IV: Odi Barbare
423(10)
Geoffrey Hill
Otherworlds
433(13)
Gwyneth Lewis
In Search of Miriam
446(11)
Andrew McNeillie
Tynybraich
457(6)
Angharad Price
Wood
463(14)
Roger Deakin
Llyn
477(10)
John Eifion Jones
Island
487(22)
Robert Macfarlane
AFTERWORDS
`Things Foreknown'
509(6)
James Macdonald Lockhart
Archipelago: A Life
515(62)
Andrew McNeillie
Acknowledgments 577
Alice Oswald is a poet from Reading, recipient of the Eric Gregory Award, the Forward Poetry Prize, and the T.S. Eliot Prize for The Dart.





 





Kathleen Jamie is a Scottish writer, whose writing has appeared internationally. She has taught poetry at the University of Stirling since 2010.





 





Robert Macfarlane is a Writing Fellow of Emmanuel College, Cambridge. His work has won him the EM Forster Award for Literature.





 





Sinéad Morrisey is a Northern Irish winner of the T.S. Eliot Prize and the Forward Poetry Prize. The Trinity College graduate has taught in Belfast and Newcastle.





 





Andrew McNeillie is a Welsh poet, and current Literature Editor at Oxford University Press. His memoir An Aran Keening is published by The Lilliput Press, and he is founder of the Clutag Press.





 





Seamus Heaney was born in Northern Ireland in 1939, and died in Dublin aged 74. His career included teaching at Harvard and Oxford, and receiving the Geoffrey Faber Memorial Prize, the EM Firster Award, the PEN Translation prise, the Golden Wreath of Poetry. The T.S. Eliot Prize, two Whitbread Prizes, and the Griffin Poetry Prize.





 





Richard Murphy was an Anglo-Irish poet, and passed away in 2018. Recipient of many prestigious awards, including the AE Memorial Award and the American Irish Foundation Literary Award, he was a fellow of the Royal Society of Literature and was included in the Oxford Companion to English Literature.





 





Michael Longley is a Northern Irish poet, and winner of the Whitbread Poetry Prize, the Hawthornden Prize, and the PEN Pinter Prize in 2017.





 





Derek Mahon is a Northern Irish poet. He studied at Trinity College and at the Sorbonne in Paris. He has won the David Cohen Prize for Literature and the Poetry Now Award.





 





Deirdre Ní Chonghaile is a graduate of the University of Oxford and University College Cork. She is associated with NUI, Galway, and the University of Notre Dame, and is known for her work in music studies.