Songs for Ireland by Robert Herbert McClean Faith Lawrence the “Art Deco walkway over

the “Art Deco walkway over the beltline/[ with a] Chain link fence to discourage jumpers

Chris McCully reads Beowulf as an epic written in English using all the complex metrical conventions of its time

haunted by historical and literary figures from Dante to Emily Brontë (whom Kinsella has obsessed over since he was a child

the knowledge of our mortal selves

Songs for Ireland by Robert Herbert McClean Faith Lawrence the “Art Deco walkway overSongs for Ireland is an experimental, inter disciplinary work by Irish writer and audio visual artist, Robert Herbert McClean. Drawing on McCleans practices as writer and artist film maker, it is a motley hybrid of voices and modes that satirically styles itself as a cartoonish call and response, a polyvocal tech startup melodrama, a Wi Fi, Sci Fi comic hallucination. Exploding the boundaries of the form and style of traditional poetry collections,