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Recent Articles from Three Monkeys Online Magazine

• Nothing New - Globalization, Economics, and the 19th Century

  Globalization is far from new - International trade was arguably more developed and free in the 19^th Century. Economist Professor Kevin O'Rourke talks to Three Monkeys Online

  
  
• Imagine Sarajevo

  How do you bring life back to a city that was the subject of the longest siege in modern European History? How do you encourage youths who have been sniped at and bombed to take an interest in art? What happens when you take five students from the richest part of Europe and send them to Sarajevo, a city that has dissappeared from the consciousness of Europe.

  
  
• Michael Longley: Entwining Strands of Love, Nature, War & Death.

  Michael Longley has been labelled a nature poet, a war poet, and a love poet. In truth his large body of work contains elements of all these, and more. The Belfast poet discusses the nature of poetry with Tom Brace, for Three Monkeys Online, as part of our continuing series of articles on Irish poetry.

  
  
• Showing the Bones - Sean O'Reilly in Interview

  Included by some as part of a group of young Irish writers chronicling life in a vastly changed Ireland, Sean O'Reilly's novels The Swing of Things and Watermark are set in contemporary Dublin. O'Reilly, though, as he tells Shane Barry in interview, is more interested in character than place.

  
  
• Capturing the Moment: Geoff Dyer in Interview

  Geoff Dyer's eclectic output -three novels and eight non-fiction books (on subjects as diverse as Jazz, Photography and John Berger) - has led to him being described as "quite possibly the best living writer in Britain" (Daily Telegraph). Alex Mitchell interviews Dyer, an 'intellectual nomad', for Three Monkeys Online.