In the Eye of the Storm: Edgar Mittelholzer - Critical Perspectives Gee Williams

In the Eye of the Storm: Edgar Mittelholzer - Critical Perspectives Gee WilliamsIn the 1950s and early 1960s no Anglophone Caribbean novelist had a higher profile and was more praised than Edgar Mittelholzer. He was the first Caribbean writer to earn his living from writing and his earlier novels in particular found enthusiastic reviewers in the UK and USA. But after his suicide in 1965 his reputation sank and until Peepal Tree began republishing his earlier writing in 2007, for several decades, none of his books were in print.

Gerry Murphy

A cosmic event is here depicted: The earth begins to turn

was published by Penned in the Margins in 2009

sonnets inspired by the Street Fighter 2 video game

readers come away refreshed and drawn deeper into life

Ounsi el-Hage: The Messenger with Hair Long to the Springs

the Guardian

absurd and anguished: a book for and of the times we live in

Naomi Foyle

I saw my grandfather

By pairing the poems in the book with quotations taken from the 28 featured poets’ Lunar episodes

Hartmut Fähndrich: Portrait of Tunisian novelist Hassan Nasr