Jaguarman Stewart Brown

Jaguarman Stewart BrownA moving family and mystical journey into the Amazon rainforest. Born to a Dutch mother and Surinamese father he doesn't know, Raoul is barely thirty when he receives an email: **I AM LOOKING FOR MY SON RAOUL DE JONG ???. ** From this late meeting with his father about his Surinamese ancestry, a mention of a mysterious ancestor who transformed himself into a jaguar, catches the writers attention. Raoul sets out in search of this enigmatic ancestor

Salima Saleh Short story Those Boys

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Val Dine intertwines meticulous research with personal narratives

In the essay Being Human Is an Occult Practice

There is grief here

with poets writing about rootlessness and geographical ennui

Bhoendradatt Tewarie

this book gives poignant voice to a regular guy in his early thirties

distance decay moves through that linguistic (and conceptual) mess via disclosure and even lyric

‘It was not the only painting in the room

Robinson is the finest poet alive when it comes to the probing of shifts in atmosphere

and living as an atheist in a society not quite recovered from its quasi-theocratic past – the book climaxes in a bravura sequence that imagines the poet’s own final journey as a fantasia of Hitchcockian intrigue set in a Paris of the imagination