From a Mobile Home Halim Barakat

From a Mobile Home Halim BarakatReading these poems, one comes to suspect that the image of a truly safe and ennobling nation must be that of a mobile home; intimate, but open, playful, self aware, and moving. Archer has written its lexicon out of idioms of displaced beings; remapping of boundaries would require a full transformation of English; of its grammar, its words, its punctuations, its letters, its spacing on the printed page. Archer joins Austin Clark, John Hewitt, Eavan

Gwyneth Lewis Two Poems

writers and reviewers in 30 issues which make up an incomparable archive of contemporary literature from the Arab world

musically-arcing poems

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Two parishes in the modern borough of Broxbourne - Broxbourne itself and Wormley - as seen in old postcards and photograph's of a century ago

Winner of the Max Jacob International Poetry Prize

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