straya Marzanna Bogumila Kielarstraya is a book of hauntings, a parliament of ghosts, public and private, the story of a small town Orpheus lost in the brusque shadows of a land down under. It's a treatise on grief, atrocity and human tragedy seen through the eyes of a bewildered mourner in exile, a travelogue of land and soul unravelling the complex carnage of our redacted histories, a song book of love and hate, of sorrow and celebration, of cold despair and stubborn hope.
" - Dreamcatcher
Kristiina Ehin was born in Rapla
and we hear stories from the homeless
he now lives and writes in Connemara
that subtle sense the hairline has
In the end she was forced to take her chances on the open ocean and there
photos and links to accessible online videos
Ann Featherstone works at the University of Manchester
Robert Minhinnick is the prize-winning author of two volumes of essays
you don't have to be addicted to gefilte fish and salt beef to enjoy this anthology of 2001
Aleksander Rodchenko was a Russian artist
a Spanish/English bilingual edition is published in Mexico
