The Sea of Azov Jean McNeil

The Sea of Azov Jean McNeilNew fiction by Ali Smith, Jon McGregor, Tamar Yellin, Richard Zimler, Amy Bloom, Nicole Krauss, Karen Maitland and others And so I read these stories certain that I would find connections between them and there are plenty. Whispers and shadows abound. The dark menace lurking in the best fairy tales is never far from the surface in most of these stories, too. All the contributors, whatever differences in age, gender or geographical location, are trying

and has published numerous English translations of poems and prose by Latvian authors in periodicals and anthologies in the UK and the US

getting it down by heart

the Chicago Tribune and many other journals on both sides of the Atlantic

Gill McEvoy

“Fun is missing from this world everywhere

Abdu Khal: Three chapters from Times Spares No One

'What is particularly valuable in this book is the attention Lucas gives to a number of texts from the 1920s that have had less attention than they deserve in literary-critical accounts of the decade

Vivan Eden

political anger infused into his writings to provide most of the poems with energy and drive

Paul de Roux

Ahmed Herdi

The Travelling Tale is by Ali Mosbah