Poems Written Through Barbed-wire Fences Anzhelina Polonskaya

Poems Written Through Barbed-wire Fences Anzhelina PolonskayaThis chapbook by Ro Mehrooz is the first time that the work of a single Rohingyan poet has appeared in print in a bilingual edition. The Rohingya people continue to experience genocide at the hands of the Myanmar military, so it is not surprising that Ros poems are full of anger, anguish and despair, although there are moments of light as he reflects upon the traditions and customs of his people. James Byrnes informative introduction, together with

Maryam yearns for travel and the opportunity to continue her education in a European university

he became editor of an academic journal

John Killick on Helena Nelson

interviews and poetry by high-profile writers on their experiences of creating art while also engaged in the compelling

what dictates the colour of your breakfast egg

Adam and Eleanor come to tell the stories of who they are and what ails them

a Brussels Eurocrat and a reality TV celeb

Ahmed Rashid Thani – Selected Poems

a scary ride on his brother’s illegal motorbike

our 'Filigree' anthology contains work that plays with the possibilities that the word suggests

From hyperlinked walks of Battersea bombsites and guerilla gardening projects to jagged urban lyrics and dark hymns to the East End

socialist Yugoslavia