Eoghan Carrick

A prose poem exploring multiplicity and division. ​ Developed with the support of the Pan Pan International Mentorship Scheme under the...

[This is seven weeks late] Still seems ridiculous to end it with a folder of disconnected historical fragments and loose fears. I might...

“The plague metaphor is an essential vehicle of the most pessimistic reading of the epidemiological prospects. From classic fiction to...

“Everyone who is born holds dual citizenship, in the kingdom of the well and in the kingdom of the sick” Susan Sontag, Illness as...

When I was younger myself, my brother and my sister were minded after school by a family who lived locally. We were cared for mainly by...

Things are starting to open up again properly.

Plagues level societies.

Unformed thoughts on healing

The duality of big data

Some thoughts on all the empty spaces.

Some loose strands

What we pass on. In Sweden, there is a story of an old woman who carries the plague from place to place. If she sweeps in front of your...

The past. The present. The future.

A Thought on Quarantine

A Fragment

A Thought: Re-Wilding

A Feeling

An Observation

An Image: message from space

An image: loneliness kills