Sugar Sugar: Bitter-sweet Tales of Indian Migrant WorkersA fascinating web of honey coloured threads linking Indian migrant workers, who first left the Sub Continent more than a hundred and fifty years ago, and their descendants now living in contemporary Britain. Sugar Sugar: Bitter sweet Tales of Indian Migrant Workers is a contemporary collection of short stories based on facts which reveals a rich and culturally diverse history behind Indias migrant workers and one of the most abundant and controversial

from Egypt

He has published nearly two dozen trade titles of poetry

In the longer section Murray the traveller takes the reader to Spain and North Africa

deodar cedars

connected through their experience in different areas of the UK’s growing sex industry

lets sound ring in the lines

” — Bill Berkson

and on ages – golden and otherwise – that recalls the sparkling mid-century work of writers such as Muriel Spark and Brigid Brophy

Photos from the launch of ‘Frontiers’

a modern retelling of the Book of Esther liberates the voice of Queen Vashti

Jim Godbolt began a lifelong involvement with jazz in the 1930s

a fine craftsman in everything he does