NUMBER 63 autumn/winter 2025
The new issue of Crannóg magazine is available to order.

CURRENT ISSUE
Crannóg 63 autumn/winter 2025
€10 plus p&p (added at checkout per your location)
For issue 63 we’ve put together the work of 39 writers, 8 short stories and 31 poems plus an author interview. You can buy your copy from our website here. We thank you in advance for your support and hope you enjoy our selection of fiction and poetry for our autumn/winter 2025 issue.

NUMBER 55 AUTUMN 2021
Featured In This Issue

Our Story
About Crannóg Magazine
Crannóg is run by Ger Burke, Jarlath Fahy and Tony O’Dwyer. Jarlath and Tony are both poets while Ger is a novelist and short-story writer.
What you’ve said about
Crannóg magazine
‘ I wish all those involved in Crannóg, which offers so much to the literary life of our society, every success as they continue their important work.’
Michael D. Higgins,
Uachtaráin na hÉireann.
‘For nearly two decades Crannóg has been the most generous and inquisitive literary magazine in Ireland.’
Mike McCormack,
author Solar Bones.
‘I’m delighted to know that they will be read by all four editors during the consideration process. It’s an unexpected pleasure that you don’t use slushpile readers’
Deborah Davitt
Texas
‘Deliciously unpredictable, sometimes provocative, always extremely worth reading….’
Goodreads
‘I signed up for the Crannog magazine on Wednesday, and it arrived on Thurs….thank you for such efficiency. I am really enjoying the contents, and the layout is lovely too‘
Clare Ryan
Cork
‘I’ve heard your launches are lovely events.’
M N
Manchester
‘The current Crannóg is wonderful and as usual of a very high standard and I am very pleased to be in such good poetic company. Thank you for your generous payment received.’
Honor Duff
‘such an honour to be in Crannóg.’
A C
Dublin
‘I feel proud to be part of your great publication.’
M B
Liverpool
‘I wanted to tell you how impressed I am with the beauty of the design. It’s wonderful to be included in a journal that treats the poems with such respect.’
Buff Whitman-Bradley
USA







