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Forgotten Ground Regained

Contributor

Matthew Brennan

Website: www.matthewbrennanpoet.com
Matthew Brennan is a poet and a critic, and emeritus professor of English at Indiana State University. He has published six poetry collections, including Snow in New York: New and Selected Poems (2021), One Life (2016), and The House with the Mansard Roof (2009). His alliterative verse includes the long narrative poem, The Sea-Crossing of Saint Brendan. In addition:
  • Matthew Brennan's alliterative poem November Vision appeared in Forgotten Ground Regained, Issue 10
  • An excerpt from The Sea-Crossing of Saint Brendan was reprinted in Forgotten Ground Regained, Issue 12, Fall, 2026.
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