Tent Generations Louisa Bermingham

Tent Generations Louisa BerminghamThe Tent Generations, Palestinian Poems gathers together works by a select number of Palestinian poets, over the past seven decades, that give expression to the Palestinian experience under Israeli military rule and Israeli occupation, as well as the experience of dispersion and displacement from their homeland following the Nakba of the 1948 Arab Israeli War, and the subsequent wars of 1967 and 1973. These poems illuminate Palestinian responses to

Perhaps a splash or two dashed once or twice across Niagara Falls

And how does someone reassemble themselves after being torn apart by racist and relationship abuse

mysterious young bailiff at the house is rumoured to be his illegitimate son

the banality of City work

Ruth has secrets

all in different ways

Mohammad Ali Farhat

Former gymnast and teenage mum Treesa Reynolds

and to our socially-distancing printer and distributor

life in Yemen today

The poems collected in Cherry Pie hold personal meaning for Hollie and are also those which have been most requested by audiences in theatres

Meehan's work begins in intimate feeling but is ever-focused on the world