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Rise up & repeal : a poetic archive of the 8th Amendment

Authors:Sarah Brazil (Editor), S. Bernstein (Editor)

Print Book, English, 2019

Edition:View all formats and editions

Publisher: Sad Press, [United Kingdom], 2019

Genre:Poetry

Physical Description:156 pages ; 21 cm

ISBN:

9781912802241, 1912802244

OCLC Number / Unique Identifier:1124573774

Subjects:

Abortion Ireland Poetry

Constitutional amendments

Constitutional amendments Ireland Poetry

Constitutions Amendements Irlande Poésie

Droits de l'homme (Droit international) Irlande Poésie

Human rights Ireland Poetry

Notes:

Sad Press is based in Brighton, Bristol, and Edinburgh -- information from publisher's website (viewed 14 October, 2019)

Rise up & repeal includes poems and other contributions from Fi Smith, Kate Mitchell, Amy Dwyer, Rebecca Anne Barr, Sarah Crewe, Natasha Helen Crudden, Doireann the Don O'Neill, Alice Kinsella, Erin Darcy, Paddy Kelly, Sarah Clancy, Katharine Peddie, Stephanie Hough, Lizzy Byrne, Saoirse Anton, Lisa Dee, Sara Crangle, Lucia Sellars, Udita Banerjee, Frances Presley, So Mayer, Emer Ellis-Neenan, Sarah Hayden, Maria Haughey, Caitlín Doherty, Sally-Shakti Willow, Kate Went, Sophie Seita with Jasmine Brady, Alice Tarbuck, Caoimhe Kenny, Holly Pester, Aoife Hynes, Sinéad O' Rourke, Dee Dickens, Steve Gannon, Sarah Gallagher, Marianna Donnart, Andre Archimbaud, and Gráinne Gillis -- information from publisher's website (viewed 14 October, 2019)