The Goldfish Aimee Sands

The Goldfish Aimee SandsThe Goldfish is a sumptuous, surreal exploration of femininity. The poet inhabits the voice of a goldfish through a series of linguistically experimental poems which plunge us into the glass bowl and invite us to gaze out. The poems are in turn sensual, spiky, and queasy, as the poet satirizes the patriarchy and issues a rallying cry for women broken down by society. Halfway through the book, the scope opens out to the world beyond the goldfish bowl,

and the changing shapes of power and privacy

a hopeless addict

A fully revised third edition in translation of Shimon's best-selling autobiographical novel

family feasts

as well as a prolific literary critic

But poems by Brecht - leaving Germany for Scandinavia

Etel Adnan and 11 others

Knife Sharpener – Selected Poems is a posthumous commemoration and celebration of Sargon Boulus

Set during the 1948 London Olympics

suitable for all ages

Anita Jardine

You'd think they'd arrived from far off