The Celox and the ClotHafsah Aneela Bashirs debut poetry collection is charged with a fierce compulsion to reveal and explore raw and open wounds from the domestic to political settings. With searingly and sharply observed detail, her poetry not only documents the tragic harm that war inflicts upon people but also explores relationships which are under strain closer to our domestic lives. A collection framed within a conceit of journeys, it crucially opens with Gulshan I

The book takes a close look at the phrase ‘the jazz composer’: what it means in jazz

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These poets write from their oral tradition and folklore

and however great the obstacles

the widespread use of torture and rape

where she teaches at The Loft

It Falls into Place

Patrick Moran's second collection of poetry

God Dies by the Nile and Woman at Point Zero

kaleidoscopic in detail and richly compelling

Like the Ardnamurchan dragonfly of one poem

Jimmy Montgomery