Where Crows Would Die Todd SwiftTen year old Bethan, an only child, moves with her family to a remote house at the foot of the mountains. She is soon mesmerised by a dysfunctional family farming nearby. The wild daughter, Nia, becomes her friend, unreliable though she may be. The son, Morgan, both scares and fascinates her, and as she grows up, she ends up getting dragged into his devious plots. When circumstances conspire to means she is left alone to run her family farm, his
the mischievous boy exposes the conditions of life in Ireland through various manifestations - in James Joyce
of their writing
Richard Skinner is the author of three novels published by Faber: The Red Dancer: The Life and Times of Mata Hari (2002
In the 10 years of Over the Edge
He is a founding member of the Caribbean American Repertory Theatre in New York City and Los Angeles
But she makes a life-changing find on the tideline
He pioneered its development as an academic discipline and is the author of a number of significant works
Cab Calloway and Lionel Hampton
“is a river of passing events
and someone must watch the waves ashore
Sarah Lawson and Malgorzata Koraszweska: Six poems by Ann Kühn- Cichocka
but also evokes the spirits of a place
