Nineteen Forty-Eight Majella Cullinane

Nineteen Forty-Eight Majella Cullinane"An intriguing reworking of 1984 in sonnets Fine indeed; very fine, really, perfectly precise and commanding." Nicholas Lezard, The Guardian Illustrated by Martin Rowson. Nineteen Forty eight is a comic verse novel, audaciously rewriting George Orwells Nineteen Eighty four in Pushkin sonnets. Set during the 1948 London Olympics, it offers a radically alternative history of the Cold War, in which Britain has a Labour Communist coalition government, the

Ismail Fahd Ismail and Suleiman al-Khalifi

whales and islands abound in this first collection by young Anglo-Breton poet Claire Trévien

King David

to noon when the poetic Miss Jagabir is the last to leave for lunch

" - Bob Beagrie

Connecting Medium is full of energy and life

one of the qualities of the book is the way it brings the voices of Montserratians so vividly to life

— City Limits

Hussain al-Mozany

and Feathers of Time

restlessly pushing words beyond their given forms and meanings to say new things in new ways about our complicated knife-edge times"

and Itzig Manger (1901-69) who wrote in Yiddish in his wanderings across the world