How You Might Know Me Wole Soyinka

How You Might Know Me Wole SoyinkaHow You Might Know Me is a poetic exploration of four womens lives, connected through their experience in different areas of the UKs growing sex industry. Examining taboos, surprising sexual encounters, the politics of desire, the vastly differing viewpoints on sex work and most prominently, the status of womens equality in the UK today How You Might Know Me is certainly a fiery collection of poetry from one of the countrys most exciting writers.

with illustrations of Ernest Pignon-Ernest

all translated from Arabic

Prairie Schooner

The novel covers the last 13 days of 1897 and culminates in a beautiful tableau of the future as imagined by the different characters

That work was dramatised by the award-winning BBC Radio Four producer Melanie Harris

interviews and poetry by high-profile writers on their experiences of creating art while also engaged in the compelling

Bernard Kops’ East End comprises extracts from several of his East End plays

Mahmoud Shukair – Windows of Jerusalem

They beautifully illustrate aspects of the writing yet exist firmly in their own right as strong images of Dominica’s history

His collection of essays about Anglo-Quebec poetry

critic and one-time academic at University College

exile and longing