Paula Shakir Mustafa

Paula Shakir MustafaSandra Hoffmanns Paula is a moving piece of autofiction about the writers relationship to her grandmother, a devout Swabian Catholic who refused to reveal who fathered her child in 1946. Growing up in a family where silence reigns, Hoffmann asks: What kind of person, what kind of writer, does this environment produce?

known for its spectacular cliff-top views of the Irish Sea and the Bristol Channel

Published in conjunction with the Keep Wales Tidy Living Wells project

self-placement

run by the Poetry Society

Clarke’s first novel rages against the ‘White’ alliance of the land-owning class and the church

First published by IRON Press in 2006

Gordon Rohlehr confronted the Caribbean world head-on

and which points the way toward Murnane’s later works

full of melancholy

his work has been published in Italian

Hildegard’s mythic quantum energy threaded throughout her communiqués

and the poems in Safe Metamorphosis welcome us into the imaginative and highly observant mind of an artist committed to the healing and unifying power of communication