The Bones of Creation Azza Kamil al-Maghour

The Bones of Creation Azza Kamil al-Maghour"He proves that he is capable of concentrated short poems as well as finely controlled long poems, and there are moments when he moves towards an atavistic identification with the lives of untamed creatures" Brendan Kennelly, The Sunday Independent "Patrick Deeley is one of those remarkable poets for whom the raw immensity of the rural will, one suspects, always hold the ultimate imaginative fascination and whose poems are reflections of a gifted and

This closeness to earth is a reminder of the struggle for survival of previous generations

+ Anthony Rudolf - short reviews

six fiction-writers and articles on the Arabic Novel

three novelists writing completely different genres of novels: Salim Barakat with mysterious

She is the author of Darwin’s Microscope (Flambard Press

In the binnacle is kept the book of moons and the rains’ needle

outside of a narrow nationalism and theocracy that has constrained the country's politics for almost 100 years

Armenian and Christian minorities

linguistic metamorphosis and variation made him a sort of ‘poet’s poet’

I wrap the leftovers in ferns to be eaten cold tomorrow

‘Slip’

Preferably Dead