The Woman with an Owl Tattoo by Anne Walsh Donnelly James Womack and American poets

and American poets

James Berry's assumed patois when he reads "Defendant in a Jamaican Court" brings the voice - "Yes I did chop him

its memory

This reading renders the original in readable contemporary English but also keeps as close as it can to the older

The Woman with an Owl Tattoo by Anne Walsh Donnelly James Womack and American poetsThis life affirming poetry collection reflects on the author's growth since the ending of her marriage and what it means to unearth one's true sexual orientation, in mid life. Anne Walsh Donnelly's intimate exploration of sexuality and identity is both brave and touching, marking this debut collection as a triumph. "Anne Walsh Donnelly is by far the most daring poet to emerge in Ireland of late. The starkly honest and overt sexuality which pervades