On Becoming a Fish Ali Mohammed Zayd

On Becoming a Fish Ali Mohammed ZaydEmily Hinshelwoods new poetry collection was inspired by a series of walks around the 186 mile Pembrokeshire coastal path, known for its spectacular cliff top views of the Irish Sea and the Bristol Channel. The poems are deeply engaged with the environment and human natures impact on this beautiful stretch of coastline. Out to sea there are fishermen, pirates and shipwrecks; on the shore there are neolithic memorials of long ago, set amid the remnants

New Welsh Review

If ‘Muskat’ comes near me

The Yacoubian Building

introduced by Banipal’s consulting editor Mona Zaki

the New York Times Magazine

‘In these locked down and unfocused times the short story is a much needed respite from the current Covid-19 bleakness

and woo Corinna with a credit card

Louis Simpson

hamlets and towns

sometimes astringent sound and inventive style made audiences and critics sit up and listen

In Ali Smith's True Short Story the narrator hears two men talking about the difference between the novel and the short story

Syracuse Review and Working Papers in Irish Studies