In a Time of Burning Mohammed Al-Harthi

In a Time of Burning Mohammed Al-HarthiThis selection charts the civil war in Sri Lanka, a war which has raged for more than three decades, and left a once idyllic landscape devastated. Together these works encapsulate the Tamil story of exile and displacement, of love overshadowed by uncertainty and loss. Introduced by Sascha Ebeling. Translated by Lakshmi Holmstrm. Amma, dont weep. There are no mountains to shoulder your sorrow there are no rivers to dissolve your tears. The instant he

+ Anthony Rudolf - short reviews

"It has a strong feel of some of the great bhakti poetry

Jalil Heidar: Poems

Wulf Kirsten

The organization of the volume is simple: two poems from the poet's Salmon collection (or collections) and one uncollected poem

Kurdistan and Afghanistan

"An original and stimulating debut

Jonathan Davidson on learning Peter Didsbury by heart and Neil Curry on Edward Thomas – as well as the ever-popular Blind Criticism and Poets I Go Back To features

but still he said to himself

Padrika Tarrant

I already have a place on the bookshelf for it

they seem so fearful