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Haunt unfolds in tender, observant gestures. There is much sadness here regarding personal memory, death, and a sense of generations passing. This makes for an elegiac collection but Granier's elegies are not made of pieties. They are spiced with wit and live on their precisions. The sequences in the book are accumulations of what it is to be human, vulnerable, sharp-eyed, and a part of things.-George Szirtes. Mark Granier has been awarded the New Writer Poetry Prize, the Vincent Buckley Poetry Prize, and a Patrick and Katherine Kavanagh Fellowship.

Mark Granier is a Dublin-based writer and photographer. His previous collections are Haunt (Salmon Poetry, 2015), Fade Street (Salt, 2010), The Sky Road (Salmon, 2007) and Airborne (Salmon, 2001). Prizes and awards include a number of Arts Council bursaries, The Vincent Buckley Poetry Prize and Patrick and Katherine Kavanagh Fellowships in 2011 and 2017.

His photographs have appeared in The Guardian/ Observer magazine and have been exhibited in a number of group shows, including the Oxo Gallery in London, the Municipal Gallery in The Lexicon, Dún Laoghaire and the RHA annual exhibition. He has done cover work for various publishers, including Faber & Faber, Dedalus, The O’Brien Press and Salmon. Irish Pages featured a portfolio of his photographs in 2011.