The boy who couldn't say his name by John Lawrence J. O. Morgan Wretched Strangers brings together innovative

Wretched Strangers brings together innovative writing from around the globe

The poems in Winter Trees were written in the last nine months of Sylvia Plath’s life

Atlantic Drift develops a dialogue between English-speaking traditions that haven't always spoken enough to each other enough and publishes some of the most exceptional poetry and poetics written in the twenty-first century

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somehow manages to build a monument for those Caribbean people who fought in that war

The boy who couldn't say his name by John Lawrence J. O. Morgan Wretched Strangers brings together innovativeJohn Lawrences The boy who couldnt say his name is a joy to read, a book of poems packed with heart, humour and a unique slant on everyday life. The collection is underpinned but not dominated by the story behind the title, the painful experiences he endured as a child, and his wicked imagination shines through. Heather Wastie These poems manage the almost impossible feat of being understated yet vivid. In this collection John Lawrence takes us