Maybe You Might Format:HardbackThey said I couldn't change the world; it wasn't worth the fight. But in my head, a small voice said maybe you might. A young girl makes a choice to plant a seed by a long dead riverbed. Little does she know that from this single, small act, a vibrant ecosystem will grow. This inspiring poem bursting with hope for a greener world is a love letter to our ailing planet. It shows us that even when the future appears most bleak, each one of us can make a
Jared Pearce
sense of what insights the Pepper family’s extraordinary experiences
is a worthy heir to Beckett' Teju Cole 'A voice so clear
Many people had to continue living among the demolition work
They can row out of hell')
Ahmed Bouzfour: Two short stories A happening at Bald Mountain and The Indian
and exposes the underbelly of our own biases—the ways in which they manifest in everyday language and collective consciousness
she tries to break out of the roles set for her by family and society
courageous and somewhat asinine new commander of the clapped out freighter John Pym
Post-war society club work and studies at the Guildhall then led to a spell as warden of the Alliance Club for students and later to work as a probation officer in London
Also in this issue: a stunning translation of Simone Atangana Bekona by David Colmer
whether visiting the depths of Leeds’ sewers or tasting the Hebrides sea
