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About Martin Malone

Martin Malone lives on Inishowen in County Donegal. He has published four poetry collections: The Waiting Hillside (Templar, 2011), Cur (Shoestring, 2015), The Unreturning (Shoestring 2019), Gardenstown (Broken Sleep Books 2024) and a Selected Poems 2005 – 2020: Larksong Static (Hedgehog 2020). He’s also published 5 pamphlets: 17 Landscapes (Bluegate Books), Prodigals (The Black Light Engine Room), Mr. Willett’s  Summertime  (Poetry Salzburg),  Shetland Lyrics (Hedgehog) and Sonnets for my Mother as Lear (Mariscat, 2025).  He is an editor at Poetry Salzburg Review and was, for a number of years, a Poetry Ambassador for the Scottish Poetry Library. His rock band, Innocents Abroad, released their third album, Late Spring, in 2025 and this year released a retrospective, Slow Time: 1984-1988.

POETRY FILM
'Uffington Trilogy'
by Helen Dewberry

Interview with Nessa O'Mahony (44 - 60 mins)

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PLANET POETRY Podcast Episode from 2025

Eskimo Chains -  Live on Cable T.V.

SELECTED INTERVIEWS

Interview for Damien Donnelly (February 2021)

Interview for Ben Banyard's Blog (November 2021)

Interview for The Wombwell Rainbow (November 2018)

Interview for Under The Hedge (July 2017)

Interview for John Foggin's Blog (August 2017)

Interview for The Poetry Shed (May 2015)

SELECTED REVIEWS

Review of Poems for My Mother as Lear (December 2025)

Review of Larksong Static (May 2021)

Review of The Unreturning in LONDON GRIP

Review of  The Unreturning  in Poetry Ireland Review (January 2021)

Reviews of Cur from 2015

Review of The Waiting Hillside (November 2012)

SELECTED CRITICAL & ACADEMIC PROSE
 

Hand in Glove chapter in Lit-Rock (from 2022)

Review of Simon Armitage & Peter Sirr, Poetry Ireland 121

The Same Old Druid Time from Moderne Sprechen

Faber New Poets 13-16 from The Interpreter's House

Review of Killochries from The Interpreter's House

Some Notes on The Unreturning from Book 2.0

Review of John Silkin's Collected from Stand

War began in Nineteen-Sixty-Three (from 2018)

The Nest Kept Warm Heaney & The Irish Soldier Poets (from 2018)

Review of X by Vona Groarke from The Interpreter's House

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