Who Goes There? Zsuzsa Beney

Who Goes There? Zsuzsa BeneyHalt! Who Goes There? Penny Boxalls second collection throws light on the mysterious strangers we glimpse, and turns that same light on ourselves. From shadows lost to history to forgotten possessions and our own past identities, these poems consider questions of selfhood and the ways in which we can be peripheral in our own lives.

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And so Europe lost the man who would have dined at our expense on the finest French cuisine and voted for anything that made the world a safer place for eccentrics

There is the passing of time and the seasons

"Daiva Cepauskaite has written an irresistible poem called How to Get Into Paradise

The Midwest Book Review

a coherent thread of argument

a mysterious woman struggles with her umbrella on every street corner

Sa’ad al-Bazei

Mimi Khalvati and Paidraig O'Morain and articles by John McAuliiffe and Bernard O'Donoghue on Seamus Heaney

Antun and Dagmar’s stories come together in 1998

announcing that after a successful first year in 2006

Both a 'greatest hits' and an introduction to dozens of new poetic voices