One Hundred Lockdown Sonnets Jan Carew

One Hundred Lockdown Sonnets Jan CarewOne Hundred Lockdown Sonnets by Jacqueline Saphra is a poetic journal that chronicles the personal and political upheavals and tragedies of the Coronavirus pandemic. This sequence of sonnets charts the dislocated, frightening and at times uplifting experience of one hundred days of lockdown. Written as a daily sonnet throughout the first lockdown, from 23rd March 2020, Saphra's candid and revealing sequence is a unique record of strange and

Valérie Rouzeau presents a language that is a hybrid of liberty and constraint

Ifegenija Simonovic

engrossing and not to be forgotten

the late Samir Naqqash

history and gossip

the latest novel of Wajdi al-Ahdal

In David O’Hanlon’s first full-length collection

His first novel

Interspersed with a sequence on the deteriorating health of her father

This is beautiful writing to savour beyond place and time

an acute empathy with troubled childhoods and adolescence offers adult readers a rewarding reconnection with the turbulence of earlier selves

'The North grows in authority with every issue' – Andy Croft