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as well as revisiting Barcelona
Mohamed Salah al-Azab
whose time in the house spans the mid-twentieth to early twenty-first century
this hugely entertaining novel finds the light side of difficult subjects—immigration
not least of which
The World After Rain Roger Robinson as well as revisiting BarcelonaHow incandescent the language is, each line emitting light through the membrane of time and anticipated grief. The work has a rigorousness, the poet pushing through the ache of experience from the first to the last word. Dionne Brand In her signature epic vision, Canisia Lubrin distills a radiant elegy for her mother along an interwoven and unresolvable axis of astonishment, belonging as much to history as to today. Grief, tender and searing, is the
