ErosionsErosions is John A. Griffins first full length book of poems. Written shortly after he emigrated to the United States, the poems comprise a kind of Bildungsroman exploring themes of boyhood innocence, fantasy, landscapes, nature, death, loss, absence, exile, and a coming into ones powers as one seeks to apprehend the changes wrought by time, epiphany, and departure. Absence, lines, natural forces, spirituality, and extinction are all leitmotifs in the

as well as a prolific writer of short stories

Dylan Thomas and Vernon Watkins

The fifth and most critically acclaimed volume of poetry by Syrian-Brazilian poet Waly Salomão (1943-2003)

Now six-times a great-grandmother

Poems such as ‘The Canals on Mars’ focus on past brutalities

The collection is arranged into fairytale motifs: Taboo Tales

Seven different characters

threating and challenging - over a wide range of subjects

sensual language create an unforgettable dystopia for our own time

He has written studies of several Irish writers

Michel Beard and Adnan Haydar

coping with the ongoing illness