Catching the Light: Views and InterviewsThis fascinating series of literary views and interviews illuminate the coming of age of Belfast born poet Gerald Dawe during the fifties and sixties in Northern Ireland, the literary and political worlds he discovered on moving to the Republic of Ireland in the early seventies, and his travels since, in Europe and other parts of the world, shadowed by the violent closing decade of the twentieth century and the beginning of the new century. "Gerald

There are nearly 70 million refugees on the planet today

the poet Denise Abercrombie

must imagine his own origins - to the end

versions of Ovid’s verse alongside original poems exploring the history of the old second-hand dictionary used to translate it

has published three previous books of poetry: Mutual Trespasses (1988)

Cutting My Mother's Hair depicts contemporary women in various stages of domestic hell and interrogates their familial and social inheritance of patriarchy

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The charges of corruption were spurious and he was acquitted after two months

'the mucus of slugs'

Ibtisam Abdallah: Short story The Nursery

Benny Waters and Britt Woodman

the foreign