The Taste of Death and Lizards in Ahwaz’s Secret PrisonIn the realm of Ahwazi prisons, Yousef Azizi Beni Torf faced nightmarish days. Confined within the suffocating walls of Tehran and Ahwaz, he endured unimaginable hardships that painted a haunting picture of his struggles. His gripping narrative, The Taste of Death and Lizards in Ahwazs Secret Prison, unveils the brutal realities he faced within the cruel confines of Iranian jail cells under the current Iranian regime. This compelling tale falls within

He is the jazz correspondent for the Morning Star and his other jazz book is Forward Groove (Northway)

and then burns down the cult after manipulating the Modern Hebrew word for Electricity

to see if he'd wake up

or stowing away on trains – experiencing

These poems are a treat for the senses and present Anne Hartigan as undoubtedly one of the most talented voices in contemporary Irish poetry

Paracetamol and Wine holds up a mirror to the world

That both are about figuring out the world around us

succeeds in producing poems that seem to be first about image

The Calligrapher of Kufa

James Attlee asks these questions and more in his thoughtful

One Day in the Life of Jimmy Denisovich is a book of poems about entropy and cruelty

If we’re lucky