I Name Him Me Isabel Palmer

I Name Him Me Isabel PalmerThe poetry of Ma Yan, born in 1979 in Sichuan province, has garnered increasing attention in China since her untimely death in 2010. She stands out as a poet who is simultaneously playful and fearless in her explorations of subjectivity and inter subjectivity, writing intimate yet arresting poetry of great emotional breadth. Her work delves into questions of gender, mental health, death, desire, physicality and our personal interactions to show how

judged by Carol Ann Duffy

In it Ted Hughes discusses his commitment to world poetry and his approach to translation

violence and oppression

After a two-year battle the dismissal was overturned

If you can cope with literary heartbreak

growing up in post-war Liverpool and

to recognise their privilege

more liveable

David McKie - The Mapping of Surnames

The School of Improper Education is an avenue through which unlearning can be practiced

This was the first of many mad

A regional office supplies magnate who yearns to be a poet