Digging Up The Boys Roberta Dewa

Digging Up The Boys Roberta DewaYoung Addie dotes on her widowed father Floyd. The teenage couple Paul and May expect their first child. Brother and sister Jack and Ruth are the only family each other has left. The mine where the men work is old, nearly picked clean, and about to be closed when part of it collapses, trapping them. The foreman gives the women the Company line: Go home and pray. We'll handle it. However, a terrible secret waits to be discovered, and it will change all

Extracts from Sherko Berkes’s The Valley of Butterfly

Two parishes in the modern borough of Broxbourne - Broxbourne itself and Wormley - as seen in old postcards and photograph's of a century ago

egg-plants

Her cast of eccentric characters live somewhere on the coast of Greeneland

Vénus Khoury-Ghata

They move the way a life moves - in and out of personal and public territory

Husein Jameel Bargouti

Little sons

of the little rituals

no twist in the tail

translated by Jo Catling and others

the legacy of Empire and different perspectives on the nature of history and reality