White Raven Elliott Colla

White Raven Elliott CollaBored with life as a teacher in an Edinburgh girls school, artist Rosie recognises Alex Kuznetsov from her previous life as a decoder at Bletchley Park. Alex, a war hero and anti Soviet intelligence officer, is running a Russian language school for National Servicemen to put Britains best and brightest young men through intensive training as translators and intelligence operators in the event of a third world war. During an ardent courtship, Rosie

The stories of this collection are often poignant

Eavan Boland's first issue as editor of Poetry Ireland Review aims to encourage a conversation about poetry which is "noisy and fractious certainly

the collection poses questions for all of us about the role of poetry in communities that have survived collective trauma

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anthropological and economic

The trauma of leaving school

“The Scream” – the roaring voice of dust consuming all

Discover some of the inspirational men and women who have received Nobel Prizes in Physics

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Hyde writes of the ‘permissive’ 1920s in the early Soviet Union

Federico – distant

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