Description
Dennis O’Driscoll’s third collection contains some of his most accomplished work to date, written with his characteristic blend of poignancy and dry wit. The book is notable for its engagement with contemporary life in both its benign and brutal aspects. Whether evoking the victims of Ulster violence or mapping the rituals of everyday existence, “Long Story Short” confirms that Dennis O’Driscoll ‘possesses one of the neatest, most original and nimblest ways with words in Irish verse today’ – (Derek Stanford, “Books Ireland”).
Over the Moon 
Is This a Poem?: What makes a poem, and how YOU can write one 
New & Selected Potatoes 
101 Poems About Childhood 
Selected Poetry