yes yes mouth Lara Hamza

yes yes mouth Lara Hamza"This is a book for people who like to feel a bit sick when they read poems. They are about times when you do things to excess, and times when you avoid doing things entirely. Sometimes political, sometimes sexual, always hungry, these poems are full and overripe, and this book is a meal that is too big for people who hate to throw away their food."

their influences

Although observed with a detached eye their unflinching truth is simultaneously intimate and compassionate

As Parry tries to connect past and present he is haunted by dreams of Australia and of his youth

witty and illuminating exchanges shine a light on the craft and profession of the working writer today

In each issue:

an innovative

His published translations include To The Silenced ñ Selected Poems of Georg Trakl (2005) and the first English translation of Journeys

Inkle and Yarico has the same magic and pertinence

Once various contacts had been made

which demonstrates our commitment to the poem rather than the poet

THE INTERVIEW WITH AN EDITOR is with Stefan Weidner of the Goethe Institute’s Fikrun wa Fann magazine

past and future