St Ann’s, The End of an Era Yuri Herrera and translated by Lisa Dillman

St Ann’s, The End of an Era Yuri Herrera and translated by Lisa DillmanIn the late 1960s an area of Nottingham known as St Anns was set for demolition. This involved the wholesale clearance of houses, shops, pubs, churches and businesses. Most of the houses were built in the mid 1800s and of very poor quality, having no internal toilets or bathrooms, poor sanitation and damp problems. The process of demolition meant that upwards of 30,000 people would be rehoused in different parts of the city. Typical of this era, what

Drawing on the newly opened Tom Wintringham archive

The conflict became increasingly violent

Jasmine Simms

who scribbles his delusions living inside a box within a box

identity and literature in a country whose literature is often associated with migration

) to the Fifth Day

the increasingly significant contribution to American and world literature being made by the growing numbers of Arab American authors meant it was high time to focus on their work

She brings to all a combination of passion and compassion

over the still-rigid ground

Some with a flattering word

and defiled – that violent crime has touched

Olga Sedakova