Terminal 1: Arrivals - Niall Montgomery

Terminal 1: Arrivals - Niall MontgomeryEdited by Joseph LaBine Architect, Dubliner, artist, and autodidact Niall Montgomery was also a poet. terminal 1: Arrivals is the first selection of Montgomerys poetry to appear in book form. Uncompromising in their polyvocality and rejection of censorship, Montgomery's long poems were a remarkable success in modernist circles and represent a watershed moment in the history of twentieth century Irish verse. The striking pops and bangs of his jazz

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