The Character of Fatherhood Format:Paperback

The Character of Fatherhood Format:PaperbackFor Zhang Zuo, his fathers darkest moments hold tender memories. Abandoned by his parents, his Nanjing childhood was a lonely one. But when he visits his father, a scholar sent to a life of drudgery in the countryside at the behest of the revolution, the two bond for the first time. Their paths cross years later when the son is tasked with editing the now famed academics writings, discovering his familys past, a bittersweet story of estrangements and

the poet finds an education in unlikely places: a broken love affair

motor-bikes

their deaths often dismissed as collateral damage

the UN officer who drinks lemonade to deal with the heat and the lies

He has edited No Author Better Served: The Correspondence between Samuel Beckett and Alan Schneider (1998) and has translated the medieval Irish compendium of stories and poems The Colloquy of the Old Men (2001)

Frida Kahlo meets Tina Modotti

These poems are written in many different voices - public and private

working throughout the strike

For many years he was Bradford's first (and only) Poet Laureate

and young adult fiction including Love Lessons and Secret Gardens

Combining the themes of corruption

self-aware