The God Thing Nora Amin

The God Thing Nora AminHope hurts me, prickles like blood returning. In her third collection, Susan Millar DuMars writes with compassion and clarity about the terminal illness and death of a family member. The poems question and rage, and find unexpected moments of humour and buoyancy. DuMars looks for God in the stories of the Bibles women; in the transcendent paintings of Matisse and the soulful images of Edward Hopper; in the transience of cities, and the freedom and

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Borrowed Time by Hassan Daoud

the ease of a great writer: that you don't notice the lightning as it emerges from the depths

Trevor Rhone

Viacheslav Ivanov

The volume includes three remarkable unpublished poems by the late Dorothy Molloy

Hope & Love

remembering the pain of the mutual cultural incomprehension – she is a St Lucian – that ended the marriage almost twenty years before

The trouble is that we could say the same thing about living

And a message gets through :

managed to catch him opening the gate

in which satori of sorts may be glimpsed in the most unlikely of places as you move almost imperceptibly across divides you didn’t notice