Glass Flowers

Glass FlowersAuthor: Diane Fahey ISBN: 9781922571137 Publisher: Puncher and Wattmann Year first published: 01 Oct 2021 Pages: 140 Format: Paperback softback In Glass Flowers, Diane Fahey explores many kinds of space the enclosed spaces of rooms, art galleries, hospital wards, prehistoric caves, the airy, flowing spaces of gardens, and the sky's infinite life. Her intense engagement with the natural world moves in new directions, 'as we approach the summer years'.

The book contains a foreword by the poet

each spread highlights one of the many ways in which grandfathers add to a child's life

and since May 2007 the bedding down of devolution and its impact so far on the people of Northern Ireland

and masking his pain with heavy drinking

Maya's still devoted to living Green

sickness and heartbreaking losses Seemingly forgotten by the system built to protect it

After the closure of the paper mill

Author: Walter

heart-warming and joyful new novel from award-winning author Heidi Stephens about love

How were medieval manuscripts designed and executed

Reintroducing readers to the truths they've always known

politics and even the royal family