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February 5, 2026 by Fiona Murphy

We Have Never Recovered

Fragments on Trees & Ireland

September 26, 2025 by Fiona Murphy

Airmail for the Revolution

written after a research visit to the Linen Hall Library with a team of researchers  to examine Northern Irish civil rights activist records

May 28, 2025 by Fiona Murphy, Eva van Roekel

LOST PREDICTIONS

Professor Karel Mulder sat at his desk, wreathed in the noble decay of academia—a kingdom of paper that had long since declared independence from any attempts at order.

May 28, 2025 by Fiona Murphy, Eva van Roekel

An invitation: Lost Predictions as novella, syllabus and glitch in the machine of academic publishing

What happens when the prediction fails, but the system marches on as if it hadn’t? When the algorithm forgets what the body remembers?

March 14, 2025 by Fiona Murphy

IT’S TOO COMPLICATED, THEY SAY

A Reckoning in Seven Movements I. To Begin With Fire There are nights I wake with my hands curled into fists,nights when I cannot unclench my teethbecause somewhere a child is drinking saltwater and dying anyway.Somewhere a child is fed by moonlight and still starving. I see the names of the dead in the lines …

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