No One May Remain Cristina Rivera Garza and translated by Suzanne Jill Levine and Aviva Kana

No One May Remain Cristina Rivera Garza and translated by Suzanne Jill Levine and Aviva KanaHussein is one among millions of displaced Syrians who lost their homes and country, seeking refuge around the world. His narrative biography relates the experiences of an asylum seekers interactions with people he meets after leaving Syria, each chapter a new facet of his journey. Entwining themes of belonging, identity, and family, the stories diverge in chronology and capture snapshots of myriad locations, ultimately reuniting around the central

before the night

(wouldn't they say

She teaches creative writing at Manchester Metropolitan University

edited by Denys Johnson-Davies

This book gives each recipe a complexity grading and provides fascinating information about each alcohol

Eliot Prize

Anita Goveas

They offer their readers rich rewards’ – Alison Brackenbury

He is a recognised prisoner of conscience

this collection also looks from the family home to the individual experience of the brown queer man in public spaces

He was awarded a Professorship at the University of North London in 2002

Sarah Kirsch