I Sing to the Greenhearts David Morley directing him to read many

directing him to read many authors

through the mediation of Edward Thomas and Robert Frost

Jerusalem ripped away the veil of moral hypocrisy that viewed prostitutes as predators who lured men into their clutches

Mahmoud Chreih and Abdo Wazen on two major pioneers in Arabic prose poetry – Iraqi-Jewish Murad Mikhail (1906–1986) and Syrian-Palestinian Tawfiq Sayigh (1923-1971)

both published by Salmon Poetry

I Sing to the Greenhearts David Morley directing him to read manyA collection haunted by ghosts of colonial history, Maggie Harriss I Sing to the Greenhearts challenges the dullness of pastoral with unbridled nature. Guyanas Greenheart tree appears in this collection as one of many plants with attitude, plants that know their history, plants bringing the wild in from the edges. In poems set in a thriving Welsh garden, such as My Banana thinks on Louise Bennetts Colonisation in Reverse, we find a world in which both