Maggie O'Sullivan
Web links

Writings about the work
on the web:

Maggie O'Sullivan and Bob Cobbing: Poetry as Haptic Allegory with "a drawing where but not" by Todd Thorpe and Patricia Farrell in ekleksographia wave two, March 2010.
Review by Gregory Betts of Palace of Reptiles at Electronic Book Review.
Essay by Peter Manson on A Natural History in 3 Incomplete Parts, in HOW2 magazine, Volume 3, issue 1 (Summer 2007). Also downloadable as a pdf.
Essay by Charles Bernstein. "Colliderings: O'Sullivan's Medleyed Verse". This is the foreword to Body of Work - adapted from a longer essay on O'Sullivan published in Ecopoetics.
Maggie O'Sullivan's author page page at the British Electronic Poetry Centre, including online texts and a full bibliography.
Regarding Maggie O'Sullivan's Poetry, by Lawrence Upton.
Robert Sheppard reviews, inter alia, the anthology Out of Everywhere: linguistically innovative poetry by women in North America & the UK (edited by Maggie O'Sullivan) at the Lynx website.
A review by Peter Manson of Palace of Reptiles, from his Freebase Accordion website.
A brief Maggie O'Sullivan page at the Wikipedia.

"Dragging at the Haemorrhage of uns : Maggie O'Sullivan's excavations of Irish history" by Mandy Bloomfield, in Journal of British and Innovative Poetry: first issue, September 2009.
"Be come, Be spoke, Be eared: The Poetics of Transformation and Embodied Utterance in the work of Maggie O'Sullivan in the 1980s and 1990s" in The Poetry of Saying : British Poetry and its Discontents 1950-2000 by Robert Sheppard, Liverpool University Press, 2005.
"The Saturated Language of Red, Maggie O'Sullivan and the Artist's Book" by Marjorie Perloff in NO: a journal of the arts, issue 3, 2004.
"Maggie O'Sullivan: The Lyrical Language of the Parallel Tradition" by Isobel Armstrong in Women: A Cultural Review, Vol 15, Issue 1, 2004

For earlier writings about the work in print, see Maggie O'Sullivan's BEPC page.