Snow Negatives Mary O'Malley

Snow Negatives Mary O'MalleyWinner of the Patrick Kavanagh Poetry Award 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. In poems that are at once formally alert and alive to the possibilities of new departure, Coyle Greene records outward journeys and experiences, but always measured against a time when "the slow ash of innocence clung to the cigarettes we smoked behind the bicycle

Eskander Habache

Ziad Khaddash A short story The Absence of a Sister

and flash fictions

Banipal 30 opens with tributes from well-known authors to the Iraqi poet

are revered internationally but fairly new to readers of English

Winner of Belgium’s 2004 Golden Owl Prize

Raja Alem – Literary Influences – "Reading the infidels in Mecca"

The book does not read like a first collection

” — Bill Berkson

Jacob Sam-La Rose

Markham worked in the theatre

This volume includes all of his Huntingdonshire Eclogues