Just a Little Dinner Phil Cope

Just a Little Dinner Phil CopeIn tired, hot Paris at the end of August, a group of friends, whod rather still be at the sea, meet for a dinner in one couples apartment. Taking us behind the shutters of the Sixth Arrondissement, with a cast of characters that both delight and repel, fractured relationships, manipulation, bad behaviour and desperation are all laid bare in this very contemporary take on a Parisian huis clos story. What starts as just a little dinner ends up having

and translations of his books have appeared in Argentina

These poems want to interrogate power

His collections of poetry include Opposite Walls (Salmon

Richard Parry is a painter who cannot paint

He is also the editor of several anthologies including After the First Death

winner of the Michael Marks Poetry Award 2013

'Being a woman

an end of the line seaside town forty miles or so from Rome

Fishermen become owls

Black Moss and Vehicule

Perfect Architect is her second novel

A vivid attempt to come to terms with the pain of immigrant experience”