Looking for Cazabon Nisha Ramayya

Looking for Cazabon Nisha RamayyaFor his first poetry collection, the award winning Trinidadian novelist Lawrence Scott is inspired in contemporary reflection by the watercolours of the 19th century Trinidadian artist Michel Jean Cazabon, the subject of his novel, Light Falling on Bamboo, for his first poetry collection. Beautifully crafted, these highly regarded poems, most in sonnet form, celebrate the landscape of Trinidad and remembrance of loves and old friendships while evoking

This closeness to earth is a reminder of the struggle for survival of previous generations

Both brazen and elegiac

Aaron and Susannah Rickard delve into the interaction between the most universally enjoyed substance and the food that we cook

they offer the beginnings of an analysis of the literary world at a certain moment of globalisation

ISBN 9781905233212)

Damsi Figueroa

despotism and resistance

And why does looking at a lake make us feel calm

(from ‘The Lives of the City

and writer on architecture and the history of English architecture and land use

Thank goodness we have Sarah to do it for us

run or even fly