Space Baby Dov Hoenig and translated by Gavin Bowd

Space Baby Dov Hoenig and translated by Gavin BowdSpace Baby asks difficult questions about the Earth, its beings, and what lies ahead for them; how do we look to the future on a planet thats burning? How do we come to terms with our grief, and what can we believe in? If the human race destroys what we have, where will we go? In this dystopian, searching book, Evans mixes absurdity and wit with speculative, serious themes. Here, artificial intelligence and robots will cuddle you to sleep, the melting

Radwa Ashour was awarded the Constantine Cavafy International Prize for Literature

Celebrated walker and essayist Tom Bolton walks the boggy

these poems are hymns to the resilience of the human spirit

The issue opens with tributes to the “writer of the world”

public and private

Eddie 'Lockjaw' Davis

via increasing rural and cultural devastation in Deslendário (1981) to a large Amazonian city

and this study of McLean is – like Workout

this early novel is in part structured as a play: the dramatis personae include the various relatives

her long-awaited return

From shadows lost to history to forgotten possessions and our own past identities

Its ending will leave you