Wait for Me Ann PillingKonstantin Mikhailovich Simonov (1915 1979) was a Soviet novelist, playwright, editor and poet. During the Second World War he was a correspondent for the Red Army newspaper Red Star and reported on the liberation of Romania, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, Poland and Germany; he was present at the fall of Berlin. During the war he wrote two books of poems, War and With You and Without You, which contained a series of love poems addressed to his wife, the
These families are terrifying in their complexity and dysfunction yet utterly compelling and convincing and with dark undercurrents of humour that ensure they are never bleak
one of the most significant events in recent Welsh history
the like of which you might see a dozen times in the Rijksmuseum
Margaret Obank Burning in the Past Tense by Suhail Shadoud
Hisham Sharabi (1927–2005)
Formerly a teacher
Part III - Homage (Salmon 2006)
Enda Coyle-Greene's Snow Negatives is an exciting debut from a poet whose work is already well known from literary magazines and journals
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to a rendezvous I postponed more than once
and his father's skeleton clocks
