New Day Leslie McMurtry

New Day Leslie McMurtryNew Day is set on the eve of the achievement of universal adult suffrage in Jamaica in 1944 and the rise of the mass political parties of the nationalist movement. It is told through the memories of John Campbell, an old man whose memories go back to the Morant Bay rebellion of 1865, when after years of drought and repression a peasant rebellion lead by a Baptist Deacon Paul Bogle briefly flared and was then put down with the utmost savagery,

Her second collection of poetry

we seek contributions from the present and the past

a highly successful Caribbean writer whose plays Pewter is editing

Iman Mersal Poems

Lyubomir Nikolov

a series of delicately evanescent webs

by Marie Fadel as told to Rafik Schami

… and many more

John Stuart Clark is a cartoonist

Wadih Sa’adeh

In 2009 she received a special commendation from Carol Ann Duffy in the Poetry on the Lake Competition in Italy

American Conference for Irish Studies