My Father’s DreamsMy Fathers Dreams: A Tale of Innocence Abused, is a controversial and shocking novel by Slovenias bestselling author Evald Flisar, and is regarded by many critics as his best. The book tells the story of fourteen year old Adam, the only son of a village doctor and his quiet wife, living in apparent rural harmony. But this is a topsy turvy world of illusions and hopes, in which the author plays with the function of dreaming and story telling to present

Desperanto is the universal language of despair

And then there is Seduce’s old lover

Cecilia McGovern returns in many poems to her roots

Margaret Obank Naguib Mahfouz by Rasheed el-Enany

only access to foreign anxieties and temptations

this book features the work of six of Slovakia's leading poets: Ján Buzássy

The novel’s themes include relationships with home and place

an extract translated by Cristina Viti

Brought up in Lincolnshire

the egg and spoon race to the Cup Final

Khalil al-Neimi – Rome in the Rain

Her first collection The Island was published by Story Line Press