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Mary O'Donoghue

    Mary O’Donoghue is an award-winning author of fiction and poetry who grew up in Ireland. She also teaches at Babson College, focusing on fiction, rhetoric, and literature. Her writing offers a profound exploration of the human experience, rendered with an evocative command of language. Her distinctive voice brings fresh perspectives to timeless themes.

    Among These Winters
    • Among These Winters

      • 80 pages
      • 3 hours of reading

      Mary O'Donoghue was born in 1975 and grew up in Co. Clare. Her first poetry collection Tulle was published in 2001, and her poems have appeared widely in Irish and international periodicals and anthologies, including The New Irish Poets (Bloodaxe, 2004). She is an assistant professor of English at Babson College, Massachusetts, and she lives in Boston. Among These Winters opens with an epigraph from Rilke on the heartbreak of parting, and stays mindful of this theme... Yet a striking good humor suffuses the collection, and nowhere more so than in poems like "The Stylist" and "Leading the Apes in Hell," where she displays that distinctly Irish gift of setting out a comic proposition and letting it run its antic course. -James Silas Rogers, Editor, New Hibernia Review

      Among These Winters