The weight of dandelions Theo Dorgan

The weight of dandelions Theo DorganPeter Joseph Gloviczki? s the weight of dandelions explores each moment to discover its essence. Believing there is beauty (and humor) in the everyday world, he declares in one poem: ? queen size bed the dog lets me sleep there too? recognizing the relationship between animals and their humans. The speaker in these haiku and senryu poems also wonders about the passing seasons and worries about the balance between permanence and impermanence around the

Jim Godbolt's other books include his amusing and insightful memoir of his career working in the music business and his time working as a meter reader

Hala Mohammad

the poet filmmakers Ahmed Al-Mulla and Safaa Fathy

At the heart of the book are tender but unsentimental love poems

bluesy complaints and cries of pain

intuitively sussed

Roopnaraine’s approach takes as its starting point Greaves’ own reference to ‘the primacy of the eye as a means of defining fundamentals of a Caribbean experience that cuts through or transcends the history of colonialism’

documentary and magazine output for twenty years

That’s too hard

With contributions that span Vispo to Surrealism

to stand beside his old Colonel at his time of greatest need

His debut book Littletown Secrets was published in 2013