Milton RowMilton Row a poetic insight into teaching in the impoverished areas of post war London was written by Robert John Newlands. A crofters son, Robert trained as a teacher and devoted his career to motivating and empowering pupils from the same humble backgrounds as his own. Written in the mid 60s and published here for the first time, this long form poem offers a unique and intriguing portrait of schooling in the 1960s. Sure to resonate with anyone who

and through research and conversation with Korte

social justice

she is not afraid to take on the themes of honour killings or the American occupation of Iraq

From details such as stark settings

is forced to choose sides

My Life in Squares is an introduction to the work of a major European poet and one of the most original writers to emerge in recent years from the 'new Europe'

Suzannah works as a teacher of creative writing and a poetry editor

and book reviews

The Greek Anthology

Weissbort has published numerous collections of translations and anthologies

on my guide

drawing on unpublished material in the prison archives