Queen Palm Pat Boran

Queen Palm Pat BoranIn *Queen Palm: A Bermuda Christmas*, internationally published poet Nancy Anne Miller takes readers on a captivating journey into the rich iconography and metaphors of the Christmas season. Through four distinct sections, Miller explores the unique blend of African English influences found in Bermudian customs, the vibrant and sometimes extravagant American celebrations, the symbolism of Advent, and the poet's personal creative process. The book

alongside poems

Dušan Šarotar and Jani Virk

these poems embrace the complexities of death

Baby (Well-Greased Press) which interleaves notebook facsimiles with poems on the practice of notebooking

We also fulfil his plan to have a Hungarian focus

— John Ruskin

Fadhil al-Azzawi – Chapters from The Dead City

First published almost fifteen years ago

FEATURE ON IRAQI AUTHORS – part 3

Seahouses is a distinctively English work of low modernism

Their two distinctive voices meet the voices of the Middle Ages in an extraordinary blend of the sacred and the profane

This is a work of great beauty