Wings of a Stranger Deryn Rees-Jones

Wings of a Stranger Deryn Rees-JonesIn the continuing rite of return to his native Barbados from longer and longer away, something has happened for Tony Kellman. No longer are these the alienated poems of the long gap, of belonging nowhere. With greater establishment in America has come, on the wings of a stranger, the capacity to embrace this past and to see wholly afresh what was once familiar and unremarked. Parallel to these poems of place, are those that explore new love and its

He writes a weekly jazz column for the Morning Star

Zuzana Kratka Wolves of the Crescent Moon by Youssef al-Mohaimeed

and on trips to other places including China

“There’s an arresting phrase

of travel in Europe

Indeed many of the poems in this collection conjure the life of a young man abroad in that city

‘…one of the shrewdest and sharpest observers of the English social landscape’ — the Independent

and has never had enough

The sketchbook is published here for the first time

Major 41-page feature on contemporary Moroccan literature with 20 authors

The Republic of Letters is

and discusses love