Birds of Nabaa Paul BeckerBirds of Nabaa follows the physical and spiritual journeys of its narrator from his beginnings in a remote Mauritanian village, whose flocks lead the community according to their own inscrutable instincts, to life in Madrid, the Gulf states and Guinea, where his work as an embassy accountant takes him. Inspired by the Sahara of his childhood and devoted from an early age to the vagabond life of the pre Islamic poets, his constant life on the move in
Algaravias: Echo Chamber takes its title from an entangled history
They aim to capture what is going on around us
a volunteer with the International Brigades in the Spanish Civil War
An Absent look by Mercè Sarrias and Re-Call by Araceli Bruch with an academic introduction and the transcript of a round table on and about them
scrape with ovarian cancer
Edinburgh emerges from its past to become the intellectual
translucent images” which give us “fresh access to reality”
leaving their bodies to shift on earth a while longer
The Oranges of Revolution is a book about democracy and power
In poems that are at once formally alert and alive to the possibilities of new departure
politics and pornography
Unsuited to the English tongue
