The Love Songs of Late Capitalism Mike Munford

The Love Songs of Late Capitalism Mike MunfordAward winning cartoonist, graphic novelist and poet Martin Rowson slows down a bit to weave together his customary fusion of fury & poignancy. Sitting in the back of a minicab driving round London at 2am in the rain, and listening to the commercial radios endless easy listening playlist, the award winning cartoonist, graphic novelist and poet Martin Rowson reflects on the commodification of music, art, death, memory, funerals, love, bucket lists and

that invite the reader to wonder what lies underneath but warn that this is not necessarily what is most predictable

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Then he went to the bathroom to retrieve the things he had hidden there: a fake bomb vest and two knives

Wilson Harris published two short story collections that explored the myths

Hanoch Levin’s poetry stands alone as a single volume in his collected works

It's a thrill to see the classic sonnet

waiting to be summoned

‘a very entertaining

with all the tensions

in the Lebanese countryside where his uncle maintains there are no “vendettas and bloody feuds like in the North

In her autobiographical novel

Alan Jude Moore marks a return to Dublin after the Russian poems of his second collection