The Dance of the Fig TreeThree generations of women: Tta, the grandmother, Fadwa, the mother, and Emn, the daughter who captures the tenderness of her fore bearers. The poems in this collection recall and restore a family lineage broken by war, death and exile. This translation of the 2021 mile Nelligan Prize winning collection will attract readers interested in Middle Eastern literatures and those who value poetry written with the urgency of survival, memory, and longing.

perhaps epitomized in a poem where the he expresses his discontent with receiving impersonal letters on Valentine’s Day

had an authoritative text by a well-loved Hertford teacher

most of them rescued

Mark Granier's first collection

white nationalism in Trinidad’s big neighbour to the north

both timeless and mutating: from the archetypal origin story

the author describes the work of contemporary and historic crime writers and their novels where the setting of the novel is crucial

Gordon Walmsley grew up in New Orleans

Talking to Women is still as sparkling

Third in a trilogy by acclaimed poet-geographer Tim Cresswell

environmental injustice: her acute

Awad Nasir