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- 03/11/2018 - Martin Potter: A Poem and Essay
- 03/09/2018 - Ben Keatinge: A Poem and Essay
- 06/16/2017 - Robert Lowell and Ireland, Trinity College Dublin, 3rd - 5th March 2017
- 03/01/2017 - A Study of Chairs by Martin Monahan
- 08/04/2016 - Our subtler languages: an interview with Charles Taylor
- 05/13/2016 - “No words to speak of,” a blog and poem by Lyn Dawes
- 03/29/2016 - High Treason: Roger Casement Exhibition at The Hugh Lane Gallery, Dublin
- 03/18/2016 - 'Anecdotal evidence / About the human heart': A Review of Wendy Cope at York Literature Festival, 12 March 2016
- 01/29/2016 - If death itself be no more strange and final
- 01/28/2016 - Call For Submissions - Issue 3
- 01/22/2016 - Issue 2 - The Launch Party
- 01/05/2016 - Announcement: Eborakon Issue 2 Launch party - Thursday 14th January
- 06/27/2015 - Melanie Challenger - ‘“To sing instead of speaking”: the different demands of writing for the page or the stage’
- 05/01/2015 - Submissions for Issue 2 are now closed
- 03/10/2015 - Call For Submissions.
- 11/30/2014 - Issue 1 - The Launch Party