Her work also appears in the anthologies Landing Places: Immigrant Poets in Ireland (Dedalus Press
as well as two Pushcart Prizes and the Porter Prize for Literary Excellence
“Meditation on the Shores of Evening
"Delightful … both a hilarious spoof of one-man-and-his computer myths such as 2001
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Coley Talking: Realities of life in old Reading Meg Peacocke Her work also appears inNineteenth and early twentieth century Reading prospered from the canal, the railway, brewing and biscuit making, but massive population growth in the middle years of the nineteenth century brought with it many problems. Coley Talking lifts the lid on a dark aspect of Readings, and Englands, history. Memories, photographs, maps and archives, tell the story of how life was lived in one of its poorest communities. All the symptoms of extreme poverty