Marjorie's Journey: On A Mission of Her Own May Tilmissany

Marjorie's Journey: On A Mission of Her Own May TilmissanyAgainst the frightening backdrop of World War II, a young Scottish woman took ten children by ship through the waters of the Atlantic from Scotland to South Africa, where she set up a home for them called Bairnshaven. An unusual portrayal of motherhood, nuclear family and love, Marjorie's story comes to life through diary pages, letters, telegrams and photographs. This true story is a fresh take on the role that women played during the war,

Robert Nye

he joins a governmental committee in the capital

his first major collection in English

Charles Olson’s The Maximus Poems

A chance meeting on the mountain with Nico

It’s cold out there

Extensively published

to both Leeds Central and Milano Centrale

It ends with you realizing that even the silent beyond has been colonised by wankers’   Texts quoted from or paraphrased repeatedly and/or prominently include Ralph Metzner and Timothy Leary’s The Psychedelic Experience

and lay bare the realities of life at the sharpest edges of society

The poet’s tone is one of tender irony and pointed reflection

Banipal 36 – Literature in Yemen today is published just as this year’s Frankfurt Book Fair begins