Love NovelLove in late capitalism: Ivana Sajko takes us into a war between kitchen and bedroom. He, an unemployed Dante scholar, is trying to change the world and write a novel. She, a passable actress, has given up her safe job at the theatre to care for their child. He is delirious, she is on edge. With the rent overdue and violence looming on all sides, the two of them circle one another in a dizzying dance towards the abyss. Winner of the HKW

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Poems of a Palestinian Boyhood is an extraordinary book: unapologetic

has been producing writers of world-altering literature in its many forms

Guy Mannes-Abbott has written about writers and thinkers from across the world for The Independent

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a collection of poetry that is both useful and necessary

New voices sit alongside established poets with many collections under their belts

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oddity and generosity of spirit

Her map-work has been achieved through observation and memory

the horse whose rider is War

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