As If To SingThe power of song, to sustain the human spirit, resonates through this new collection from Paul Henry. In 'Cave Songs', a trapped caver, haunted by a 'ghost choir', crawls back through songs to the sea; Welsh soldiers in 'As if to Sing', pack their hearts into a song, on the eve of the Battle of Passchendaele, 'for safe keeping'; a woman's grief is 'unconscious of its song' and a child sings 'a song with no beginning or end' as father and son cross a

Poems by Hugh Dunkerley and James Harris depict the joy of new parenthood

Beryl Gilroy came to London over fifty years ago from Guyana

So much so that a number of lines from both of them have transgressed into these versions

were both shortlisted for the T

and Martin Parker’s playful and beautifully observed artworks

recycle and are an important food source for many animals – they're tiny but mighty superheroes of the animal kingdom

through the cities and centres of Europe

you look up:

wondering why God moves like a motorbike

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He now lives in Aberystwyth and until recently was Editor of the influential magazine of diverse international writing

revealing a voice