A Portable Paradise Eamonn Lynskey

A Portable Paradise Eamonn LynskeyRoger Robinsons range is wide: the joys and pains of family life; observations on the threatening edge of violence below the surface energies of Black British territories in London; memories of an older Trinidad and visits that tell him both how he and the country have changed; emblematic poems on the beauty and often bizarre strangeness of the world of animals; quizzical responses to the strange, the heartening, and the appalling in incidents or

Gaia Ore is about to learn some harsh but rewarding lessons on the nature of erotic and artistic obsession

Ted Hughes took part in a programme

Not everyone believes that one of Tayside Constabulary’s longest serving detectives was leading a double life

mysterious young bailiff at the house is rumoured to be his illegitimate son

Manhal Sarraj – A short story For the First Time

meet in his latest work to form a poetry as poignant as it is celebratory

with WH Auden

that hot day in July

from the water

Gerda Mayer

(from ‘Amma

Ori Bernstein