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Medbh McGuckian

medbh mcguckian teaches at the Seamus Heaney Centre, Queen’s University. The winner of many literary awards, she publishes with Gallery Press where her most recent collection is The High Caul Cap (2012).

Medbh McGuckian's work featured in PN Review comprises two contributions of poetry and one article, over a period of 16 years. Also available are eight reviews of Medbh McGuckian's work.

Further Reading

Reviewed by T.J.G. Harris in PN Review 70 (1989) on Kathleen Raine, Thomas Blackburn et al

Reviewed by David Kennedy in PN Review 89 (1993) on Medbh McGuckian, Simon Armitage, Peter Dale, William Scammell, U.A. Fanthorpe and Sebastian Barker

Reviewed by Kate Chisholm in PN Review 96 (1994) on Michael Hartnett, Ciaran Carson, Conor O'Callaghan, Brendan Cleary, Nuala Ni Dhomhnaill and Medbh McGuckian

Reviewed by Steven Blyth in PN Review 106 (1995) on Medbh McGuckian and Pamela Gillilan

Reviewed by Ian Sansom in PN Review 106 (1995) on Paul Hyland, James Lasdun, Thomas Lynch, Medbh McGuckian

Poetry in PN Review 130 (1999) Three Poems

Reviewed by Kate Keogan in PN Review 152 (2003) on Sally Purcell, Selima Hill and Mebdh McGuckian

Poetry in PN Review 157 (2004) Six Poems

Reviewed by Carmen Bugan in PN Review 165 (2005) on Tom Paulin, Medbh McGuckian, John Montague, Brendan Kennelly

Article in PN Review 220 (2014) Birds and their Masters

Reviewed by Ian Pople in PN Review 255 (2020) Ian Pople on Karen Solie, Medbh McGuckian and Maya C. Popa

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	Medbh McGuckian medbh mcguckian teaches at the Seamus Heaney Centre, Queen’s University. The winner of many literary awards, she publishes with Gallery Press where her most recent collection is The High Caul Cap (2012). Medbh McGuckian's work featured in PN Review comprises two contributions of poetry and one article, over a period of 16 years. Also available are eight reviews of Medbh McGuckian's work. Further Reading Reviewed by T.J.G. Harris in PN Review 70 (1989) on Kathleen Raine, Thomas Blackburn et al Reviewed by David Kennedy in PN Review 89 (1993) on Medbh McGuckian, Simon Armitage, Peter Dale, William Scammell, U.A. Fanthorpe and Sebastian Barker Reviewed by Kate Chisholm in PN Review 96 (1994) on Michael Hartnett, Ciaran Carson, Conor O'Callaghan, Brendan Cleary, Nuala Ni Dhomhnaill and Medbh McGuckian Reviewed by Steven Blyth in PN Review 106 (1995) on Medbh McGuckian and Pamela Gillilan Reviewed by Ian Sansom in PN Review 106 (1995) on Paul Hyland, James Lasdun, Thomas Lynch, Medbh McGuckian Poetry in PN Review 130 (1999) Three Poems Reviewed by Kate Keogan in PN Review 152 (2003) on Sally Purcell, Selima Hill and Mebdh McGuckian Poetry in PN Review 157 (2004) Six Poems Reviewed by Carmen Bugan in PN Review 165 (2005) on Tom Paulin, Medbh McGuckian, John Montague, Brendan Kennelly Article in PN Review 220 (2014) Birds and their Masters Reviewed by Ian Pople in PN Review 255 (2020) Ian Pople on Karen Solie, Medbh McGuckian and Maya C. Popa
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