Makeshift Sarah Watkinson

Makeshift Sarah WatkinsonA fascinating and long forgotten novel about the experiences of a German Jewish woman from the end of the First World War to the mid 1930s, her growing awareness of the rise of Nazism and her search for a home as a refugee. The story of the struggle to establish an identity in an unstable and intolerant world, told in an unforgettable voice. Makeshift traces the story of Charlotte Herz, a German Jewish woman, from the end of the First World War and

His poems bring to life the hard-edged facts of life

Prince was devoted to the art of dressing

Selling 500

and that for some of them

Look out for the spectacular Art Deco in the square and the sparkling Art Nouveau in the pub

that not all of Praiseworthy agrees

With 11 different endings and countless journeys towards them

apart from the great Sudanese author Tayeb Saleh

Just as we look for faces in everyday objects

By joining the skinhead movement and becoming a rude girl

catastrophe and civilisation

encountering everything from Snow White to monsters