The Ghost Writer Sabah Zwein

The Ghost Writer Sabah ZweinTod Prince has spent ten years trying to write the life of Rex Dedman, a minor 1930s poet, communist, womaniser and drinker. Tods publisher who knew Dedman in the Spanish Civil War wants to settle some old scores. As the book nears completion, Tod is visited by Dedmans ghost, demanding major revisions to his life. Meanwhile, Dedmans dead wife has some ideas of her own about the book The Ghost Writer is a literary detective story featuring a cast of

Somalia and Iran

In the visual arts

His 92 Acharnon Street won the Authors Club Dolman Prize for Travel Writing and was reviewed everywhere

What starts as a prank soon becomes deadly serious

Expelled in 1938 from the Communist Party

out of his very obsession with his mother tongue and the wound inflicted on his family and friends under German occupation

When the day had given up the world

He raised his head up out of the clothes and slightly lifted the edge of the curtain

has lived in Copenhagen (Denmark) for over twenty years

What’s that sir

Keith Jarrett

Her work will also feature in The Best of Irish Poetry 2010 and a forthcoming Dedalus anthology of immigrant poetry written in Ireland