Singer in the Night Eoghan Walls

Singer in the Night Eoghan WallsFamous soap opera scriptwriter, Narana, is slowly losing her memory and decides to embark on a road trip down memory lane (in a golden convertible) in search of her greatest love and ex husband, an artist whose uncompromising artistic integrity is opposed to Naranas fickle life in the world of TV drama. It is the memory of a series of letters written over several weeks and hand delivered to the inhabitants of the street where they lived, that cracks

on building sites and on holiday camps

Walid Khazendar

to Southall in 2013

Thomas Bernhard

Here are the last days of Dic Penderyn

It is poetry written for the mouth

The book does not read like a first collection

They might be set alongside the Mother Tongues issue of MPT as testimony of the packed plethora of voices in the British Isles today

Don’t Mention the Children is his first collection since Selected Poems (Penguin) in 2007

in which wise-cracking Kris Mole visits every capital city on mainland Europe

A working-class boy brought up in a broken home on a council estate

introduced by Saadi Simawe