Dogs and Others Sara al-Jarwan

Dogs and Others Sara al-JarwanThe protagonist in Dogs and Others is the first openly lesbian character in modern Serbian literature, but she is also so much more than that, as she encapsulates the zeitgeist of her generation. Coming of age in 1970s Belgrade, then the capital city of thriving, socialist Yugoslavia, we follow Lida and the bohemian life she leads, made more complicated by the trials and tribulations of her eccentric family. The whole novel breathes with a raw

Rifles crack

Jerzy Harasymowicz

Covering more than four decades in the lives of Guyanese at home or in Britain and Canada

James Kirkup The Poor Man’s Son by Mouloud Feraoun

She has written more than twenty award-winning plays which have been translated into several languages and performed in Europe

She was equally attendant to the subtleties of the human world

selling expensive and rare gaming cards to rich collectors

designed for intellectual slapstick

ranging from whimsy to sci-fi to punk

every half century

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Dilys Wood