Author: David Prater

David Prater is an Australian-born writer, editor and parent. His interests include mince pies, ice hockey and Joy Division. View his full biography.

Eire Supply

2 August 2005

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1 min read

readers small change and steps

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18 Fields

2 August 2005

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0 zero (none, nothing)

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Recreational Rioting

2 August 2005

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1 min read

blast bombs spherical footfalls

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Gaeltacht!

27 July 2005

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1 min read

both her pearse had ears –

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Mná

27 July 2005

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1 min read

in the mirror save clouds

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Fir

27 July 2005

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1 min read

but the time or the dream

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Swans of Galway

27 July 2005

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& father following drowsily behind

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Chinese Boys

27 July 2005

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1 min read

diaspora of the unions past

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Dublin Gulls

25 July 2005

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singing the ocean that was

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An Air

25 July 2005

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airs come rushing from the grave

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Thomas Pynchon: “Gravity’s Rainbow”

17 June 2004

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3 min read

What better way to mark yesterday’s 100th anniversary of Bloomsday than to admit I have never read more than twenty pages of Ulysses, due in no small part to the Leavisite method of critical textual analysis introduced in my first days of undergraduate English. Don’t get me wrong: I respect the man, and having heard…

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The Fauves

12 March 2004

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3 min read

It’s no secret that I’m a huge fan of The Fauves – just take a look at my interview with lead singer Andrew Cox, featured in the current issue of Cordite. I first got into The Fauves as an undergraduate. My friend Dom had bought their first EP, a woeful effort called This Mood Has…

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On a Silver Platter: CD-ROMs and the Promises of a New Technology

13 May 2003

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9 min read

Editor: Greg M. Smith Publisher: New York: NYU Press, 1999 Review Published: May 2003 Original source: Resource Center for Cyberculture Studies

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