Satisfaction Francis Combes

Satisfaction Francis CombesSatisfaction is an intense, introspective novel that explores the intimate thoughts, feelings and impressions of Mme Akli, a French woman living in Algeria in the late 1970s. Mme Akli is a possessive mother in conflict with her own sexuality in a country that feels alien to her. The acquiescence of Catherine Bousba, mother of her sons best friend Bruce, will cause a turmoil of emotional events. Through a narrative charged with sensuality and repressed

Yasmin Vardi

The Olcinium Trilogy brings together three of Nikolaidis’ short novels: The Son

Then there are the half-brothers

Bronze light as though everything was free

Returning repeatedly to the figure of a vulnerable boy approaching the thicket of adolescence

Samantha Walton’s first collection Self Heal engages passionately with questions of identity

and together present an equally powerful and graphic picture of the poet’s homeland

Songs My Enemy Taught Me is a collection of back alley poetry and flick knife tales detailing women's struggle against sexual terrorism and colonisation

who describes his own dramatic experiences in a personal diary

and with their own savage logic the duo

Samuel Shimon

Voicing silenced conversations about loss