Viva Bartali! Sue Dymoke

Viva Bartali! Sue DymokeInspired by the lyrical, mythic mode of Italian sports journalism from the 1930s to the 1950s, Viva Bartali! is a biography in verse of the iconic Italian cyclist Gino Bartali (19142000), two time winner of the Tour de France (1938, 1948), known both as Gino the Pious because of his fervent Catholic faith, and as Ginettaccio (Gino the Terrible), owing to the short shrift he so often gave the Press. The collection gives us an insight into the complex

Rachida el-Charni: Short stories Life on the Edge and The Furnace

Born in St Vincent

at the heart of each of Saphra’s poems is a delicate filament kicking out a heavy-duty wattage

This collection of essays celebrates the work of international feminist filmmakers from the 1950s to the present

beside and above the water: in wetlands

but lessons that they can offer young readers

A quirky compendium of essays on maps

Neil Lawrence

Asphalt (Salmon

Cecilia Woloch

Neil Roberts on Plath and Hughes

Dedicated ‘to the heroic workers of Salonika’ and drawing on the fourteenth-century Greek Orthodox Epitaphios Thrinos