Ad-liberation Amina Saïd

Ad-liberation Amina SaïdFollowing in the committed political footsteps of the late, great Adrian Mitchell, and delighting in the kind of punk wordplay that brought fame to John Cooper Clarke, Sai Murray has built an enthusiastic audience for his dramatic poetry performances. Challenging the status quo, his poems take on the age of consumerism and, as befitting a reformed ad man, the worlds of advertising and shopping. He also delivers parodies of the language of the Red

The ‘bumping’ of the title conveys something of these random processes

A powerful follow-up to the highly acclaimed The Zoo Father

Bassam Hajjar from Lebanon

In the 1960s he was imprisoned on Samos for three years by the military junta

Edgar Mittelholzer was born in British Guiana in 1909

vibrant and fiercely felt poems are sure to evoke strong responses in readers

against the wishes of the students and parents

Last night wolves were howling

Wild Animals

not frightened of complexity or of embarking on journeys of discovery in ways that relate him to the radical fictions of Wilson Harris and Latin American magical realism

specialising in Poetry

and Ibrahim Abdel Meguid