Musician of the Month – Branwen Kavanagh
I recently sweated in a dark, low tent. Fifty other bodies squatted close to mine.…
I recently sweated in a dark, low tent. Fifty other bodies squatted close to mine.…
Morality is the basis of things and truth is the basis of all morality. Mahatma…
The possibility of an association existing between animal protein and cancer goes back at least…
In a previous editions of Cassandra Voices we discussed the Russian surveillance system, called SORM,…
During the 1990s the Irish state achieved economic lift-off, with almost double-digit growth each year.…
In nineteenth century England, ‘erethism’, or ‘mad hatter disease’, was an occupational hazard for hat…
At a festival recently I fell into the company of an exuberant character in his…
Ryan Tubridy is the highest paid broadcaster in Ireland’s state broadcaster, RTÉ, earning close to…
It was around this time last year that I had arrived back to Dublin after…
It is a river vast, both wide and deep that corrals out joy and sadness;…
Anthony Caleshu’s forthcoming book, from which this pair of poems is taken, is titled, A Dynamic…
This August the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced a new award, honoring…
I am sticking my neck out to declare: Micheal O’Siadhail’s book-length poem, The Five Quintets, is…
Seemingly out-manoeuvred by more experienced, and ruthless, political ‘partners’, the Five Star Movement (M5S) has…
The problem with writing about the U.S. Democratic Party, whether analytically, historically, or even as…
Leonard Cohen’s ‘Tower of Song’ is a short history, and valedictory, to the tradition of…
The Cassandra Voices musician of the month for September, Louise O’Connor, explores what makes a…
A proud man has disdain for other people, he undervalues them. The Narcissus overvalues them,…
The 2018 FIFA World Cup was an unqualified success. While the number of goals scored…