AngelFirst published to great acclaim in 1987, Angel begins in 1951, when the workers of Grenada revolted against the white estate owners, moving forward to 1983 when the US invaded to put an end to a radical experiment that had turned violently in on itself. At the storys heart are the headstrong Angel and her mother, Doodsie. What makes Angel such a rewarding novel to return to, especially in this revised new edition, is the seamless movement between the

There are enough shoe stores

Fawzi Karim

Margaret Obank: My Early Days by Sheikh Sultan bin Mohammad al-Qasimi

Lloyd Jones

often finely cadenced and in the best sense measured poetry

Peter Stead has written an invaluable introduction to Dennis Potter's work

Music Outside captures the spirit

A sense of purpose is central to this house

translated by David Constantine

Emeritus Professor

increasingly

memorable and accurate