A Snail in My Prime: Selected Poems

Paul Durcan's poetry captures the essence of Ireland's experiences, blending satire with heartfelt celebration. His works, starting from his debut in 1967, reflect the country's fortunes and misfortunes, showcasing his evolution as a poet. Notable collections include Daddy, Daddy, which won the Whitbread Poetry Award, and Crazy about Women. Durcan's impactful readings and collaborations, such as with Brian Lynch in Endsville, demonstrate the timeless relevance of his literary contributions, echoing Ezra Pound's belief that literature remains enduringly significant.