Six Pounds Eight Ounces Ounsi El Hage

Six Pounds Eight Ounces Ounsi El HageHannah King is a liar, so everyone says. That means her stories of growing up in the Rhondda, as told in Six Pounds Eight Ounces, must be treated with caution. Debut novelist Rhian Elizabeth opens Hannahs notebook up on her own little world of crazy friends and crazy family, and a crazy school with crazy teachers who arent always what they seem. From dolls and sherbet lemons, to a bright student who drops out of school in favour of drink, drugs and

and flowers fall unexpectedly from a clear sky

Nicolas Walter was a third generation anarchist activist

Chris Searle has worked as a teacher in Canada

his memorable

we invited friends

Trevor Watts

” – TLS

Find out just how Hedgemond proves to the grumpy bear and the greedy boar that there is no place like home

with these songs blaring out of megaphones

Conversation avec Henri Lefebvre

In a forgotten corner of Romania

plagiarism and the poetic line are just three of the subjects under the spotlight in this book of essays by much-loved literary blogger Katy Evans-Bush