The Site of Memory Catherine Ann Cullen

The Site of Memory Catherine Ann CullenThe Site of Memory describes Toni Morrisons work of literary archaeology. She offers insights into how she arrives at a text through the act of imagination bound up with memory and shows how she explores two worlds the actual and the possible via the nimbus of emotion surrounding the journey of an image: from picture to meaning to text. Exploring the radical possibilities of literature and the limits of history, Morrison finds a truth deeper than

A football book written by fans for fans that travels the five continents and looks at how over 80 clubs have transformed their communities

The Water Statues—with its band of deracinated

Books reviewed include new work from Derek Mahon

The poets whose work is collected in this vibrant and exciting collection of contemporary Irish poetry belong to a group that meets regularly in University College Dublin (the name 'Thornfield' being linked to one of the university buildings)

unable to stand alone

Nat Gonella had a remarkable feeling for American jazz

by Latvia’s best-known poet and literary ambassador

My shop location was 308 Bowery

now awaits the next 10 years’ worth of poets

Across the sea

Tice Cin is a poet and writer from Tottenham

to their finest hour