Blind SpotTwo million people in the UK live with sight loss, and many more worldwide. Yet the general population knows very little about the day to day life of the blind, who must move through a world not designed with them in mind, from city planning and technology, to pop culture and education. Whats more, blind people often fall off the pages of our history books, despite being some of the most prolific figures in their fields. In Blind Spot, Maud Rowell

Ambit spoke of “the deep humanity running through the book… and a happy determination to get to grips with the messiness of everyday life

Burns and Johnny Cash help put Neil Fulwood the boot in on sycophantic royalists

who describes the large-scale events that made international headlines

overexertion as his burden as bridge-builder

Poetic forms include dagli from Filipino poet Stefani J Alvarez and the picture-poems from Hoshino Tomihiro

000 Indians

James Kirkup introduces Mostafa Nissabouri A Metric of the Desert

and poems for children to produce the full range of this marvellous writer and his enduring work

I’m reading Marx’s Capital and a book by Adler

And with the publications Perry has behind him

In the British and Asian Studies Association (BASA) Newsletter Arthur Torrington noted that "other aspects of his life and times are of equal interest [to the prolific musical career]" and the autobiography is "moving" and is "a very interesting read"

Should we accept the world as it is or rebel against it