Memoirs of a Jobbing Poet Meic Stephens

Memoirs of a Jobbing Poet Meic StephensGerard Bensons vivid, entertaining and occasionally flamboyant memoir is a testament to a generous talent dedicated to poetry and to life. Besides writing numerous books, Gerard made his mark in particular in theatre (as an actor and at The Central School) and in performances with The Barrow Poets and at the Royal Festival Hall. He was also one of the prime movers of the iconic public arts scheme, Poems on The Underground. Gerard Benson published ten

to rejoice in the radiant dance of one's body with another's

In  view of the devastating current events in Lebanon

breast-feeding mothers

following degrees in history at Aberystwyth and Manchester

Phil Cope journeys through the borderlands of England and Wales

Jane Spender

books became the centre of my world

the announcement of a new International Prize for Arabic Fiction in association with the renowned Booker Prize Foundation

Fadhil al-Azzawi – Burhan Abdullah’s Secret Chest An excerpt from The Last of the Angels

“A work of stunning originality and deftness of prose

Mark decides to keep a benevolent eye on three young lads he encounters

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