Dreams for Breakfast Eithne Strong

Dreams for Breakfast Eithne StrongIn her second poetry collection, Susan Millar DuMars patrols the dangerous border between daylights fragile peace and the dark reckonings of our dreams. The poems are sensual, surreal, dark and darkly funny. Sarah Palin loses her head; Albert Speer plants a garden; Platos ghost stares into an empty fridge while Stephen Fry bestows Champagne kisses. Women lose their faces but find their voices as We dive into the language sea. Time to take the plunge

fiction and memoir by 29 writers from the USA and Canada of Arab origin

from Renaissance Italy to present day Israel

"Lawson's publishers are to be congratulated on publishing such a well-produced

lino-cuts and silk screen

If it doesn't lift your heart

for the Prix de l’Académie Française

mental illness and the policing of joy

These are stories told with real heart from writers emerging from the margins in style

whilst the now cosmopolitan Saliou appears to exist comfortably in multiple worlds

empathy and variety challenge the conventions of established drama

four sonnets

for his play