A Story About Afiya Theo Dorgan

A Story About Afiya Theo DorganSome people have dresses for every occasion but Afiya needs only one. Her dress records the memories of her childhood, from roses in bloom to pigeons in flight, from tigers at the zoo to October leaves falling. A joyful celebration of a young girls childhood, written by the late multi award winning Jamaican poet James Berry OBE.

Khaled Najar and Amjad Nasser

the unheard and the undead

in a poetic continent where every reader must confront ‘your own untruth’

meaning “I play the fox

Love / All That / & OK

The Terebinth Tree was sacred to the ancient Persians - a healing tree

three poems and a translation of a poem by Zhou Zan

incorporates passages from Boccaccio's introductory description and imagines how the whole collection might have started

translated by Dennis Tomlinson

the ghosts of gangs spraying graffiti poetry

My Russian teacher wept into her black shawl while we stood freezing in the school courtyard

because he has such ginger hair