The Sailors of Ulm John Kavanagh

The Sailors of Ulm John KavanaghThe Sailors of Ulm is a book about flying and falling, sailing and drowning. Andy Croft puts out to sea with a faithful crew of ignoble comrades, including Paul Robeson, John Berger, Chris Hani, Lord Byron, Martn Espada, Squire Allworthy, Alexei Leonov, Harry Patch and Brian Clough. But the wind has turned, the ship of Progress is heading towards the rocks and the rats are cheering on the quayside. Its a collection of fables and tall talesabout

in Altar em Chamas (1982)

but Next Year Will Be Better also tells of skiffle

Kit de Waal

Each poem is presented first in the original

voice in UK poetry

including academic studies of Dickens' major novels

Translations without Translators

She is co-editor of The Echoing Years: An Anthology of Contemporary Poetry and Translation from Canada and Ireland (2007)

which gracefully shoulders the burden of history and introduces us to voices from the past whose voices we have all inherited"

Zoya Ezrokhi

Jad El Hage comments: “The most recent of our wars began in the 1970s and ended by stages in the early 1990s

‘It is not for us to say