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Morgan, Luke

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Luke Morgan is an Irish poet and filmmaker. He was the recipient of the Lawrence O'Shaughnessy Award 2025, an award given annually by the University of St. Thomas, Minnesota. Blood Atlas, his third collection from Arlen House, was published in 2025 and completed with the assistence of a bursary from The Arts Council of Ireland. His other two collections are Beast (2022) and Honest Walls (2016). As well as poetry, Luke is also part of an award-winning Irish filmmaker duo, 'Morgan Brothers', with his brother, the composer Jake Morgan. Among their recent work is the film, The Boat, which was Executive produced by Brendan Gleeson and longlisted for an Academy Award. He lives and works in Galway, Ireland. 

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