In the Blood Eduardo Embry

In the Blood Eduardo EmbryLondon 1988: Agata grew up in post war Prague and believes that her mother was the only member of her family to survive the Holocaust. But not everyone died. Agata's search for her lost family, set against the background of revolutions in Eastern Europe, threatens to tear apart not only the family she already has, but her own identity.

He is Honorary Professor in the Centre for Translation and Comparative Cultural Studies at the University of Warwick

and in particular what it is that glues us together or causes us to come apart

and to reflect on the knottier areas of life

the estate riddled with debt and land disputes threaten the lead and silver mines

The stories in this collection represent the best of some five hundred postcard stories Jan has written since

focusing on poets born since 1945

He explores the lives of individuals hidden from society’s gaze

This selection includes translation from Acallam na Senórach

Fixed Ideas is a restless and effective tale of desire

remembers the lives and deaths of the lesbian motorbike gang HAGS

working as chief translator at the Bank of Latvia

Djuna Barnes