Poison is a Woman's Weapon Michael Gorman

Poison is a Woman's Weapon Michael GormanPoison is a Womans Weapon sees Irini of Athens, the only Byzantine empress who sat on the throne in her own right, gain power by murdering her male relativesnothing that any male emperor hadnt done before. Janet McGiffin takes us on a thrilling adventure through the perils of medieval Constantinople, led by the indefatigable young nun Thekla through whose eyes we experience the streets, churches, monasteries, food, and smells. The glory of the Great

foolishness and brilliance of human life

Santiago Sketches is a book of short

and finds areas of common influence among these various distinctive writers

the reign of King Arthur

exile and bombardment

the lines write as much between them as the words themselves

Theresa Lola’s debut poetry collection In Search of Equilibrium is an extraordinary and exacting study of death and grieving

For hundreds of years under the Turkish occupation the flame of romiosini was kept alive in codes of honour

Translated into nearly 30 languages

Xxxii (extracts) My Lou I shall sleep tonight…

glittering threads of thought

His plays include Half A Vegetable