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Thomas McCarthy

Thomas McCarthy was born in County Waterford, Ireland, in 1954. He worked at Cork City Library for many years. Carcanet published his most recent collection, Prophecy, in 2019. His Pandemonium (Carcanet, 2016) was short-listed for the Irish Times/Poetry Now Award.

Thomas McCarthy's work featured in PN Review comprises four contributions of poetry and one article, over a period of 10 years. Also available are five reviews of Thomas McCarthy's work.

Further Reading

Reviewed by Ian McMillan in PN Review 29 (1983) David Sutton, J. P. Ward, Anthony Cronin, Thomas McCarthy, Emyr Humphreys, James Sutherland-Smith, Ken Smith

Reviewed by C.B. McCully in PN Review 51 (1986) on Peter Levi, Gavin Ewart, Peter Reading, Michael Hulse, Thomas McCarthy, U A Fanthorpe, William Scammell

Reviewed by James Sutherland-Smith in PN Review 119 (1998) on Thomas McCarthy, Gillian Allnutt, Iain Bamforth

Reviewed by Michael Duggan in PN Review 134 (2000) on Dennis O'Driscoll and Thomas McCarthy

Reviewed by John McAuliffe in PN Review 193 (2010) on Brendan Kennelly, Paula Meehan, Mary Montague and Thomas McCarthy

Article in PN Review 220 (2014) Eavan Boland’s Daring Integrity: A Quick Glance at the Poet’s Context

Poetry Collection in PN Review 227 (2016) ‘Largesse’ and other poems

Poetry Collection in PN Review 236 (2017) Four Poems

Poetry Collection in PN Review 258 (2021) Two Poems

Poetry Collection in PN Review 271 (2023) Edith Sitwell’s Jacket

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	Thomas McCarthy Thomas McCarthy was born in County Waterford, Ireland, in 1954. He worked at Cork City Library for many years. Carcanet published his most recent collection, Prophecy, in 2019. His Pandemonium (Carcanet, 2016) was short-listed for the Irish Times/Poetry Now Award. Thomas McCarthy's work featured in PN Review comprises four contributions of poetry and one article, over a period of 10 years. Also available are five reviews of Thomas McCarthy's work. Further Reading Reviewed by Ian McMillan in PN Review 29 (1983) David Sutton, J. P. Ward, Anthony Cronin, Thomas McCarthy, Emyr Humphreys, James Sutherland-Smith, Ken Smith Reviewed by C.B. McCully in PN Review 51 (1986) on Peter Levi, Gavin Ewart, Peter Reading, Michael Hulse, Thomas McCarthy, U A Fanthorpe, William Scammell Reviewed by James Sutherland-Smith in PN Review 119 (1998) on Thomas McCarthy, Gillian Allnutt, Iain Bamforth Reviewed by Michael Duggan in PN Review 134 (2000) on Dennis O'Driscoll and Thomas McCarthy Reviewed by John McAuliffe in PN Review 193 (2010) on Brendan Kennelly, Paula Meehan, Mary Montague and Thomas McCarthy Article in PN Review 220 (2014) Eavan Boland’s Daring Integrity: A Quick Glance at the Poet’s Context Poetry Collection in PN Review 227 (2016) ‘Largesse’ and other poems Poetry Collection in PN Review 236 (2017) Four Poems Poetry Collection in PN Review 258 (2021) Two Poems Poetry Collection in PN Review 271 (2023) Edith Sitwell’s Jacket
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