After All We Have TravelledAfter All We Have Travelled, the debut poetry collection by Sarala Estruch, is a distinctive journey across time, continents and cultures, through memory and generations of family history, exploring the long legacies of empire and its personal and political effects. It is a story of intergenerational trauma, grief and disconnection, but it is also a story of the enduring power of love, of connection, and of embarking into motherhood. Combining

socialists

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– Sarah Bernstein

a redistribution of knowledge and an outpouring of dissent

It’s time to let your imagination fly… If you look up on a cloudy day

Alex says “As a child The Secret Garden was one of my first favourite novels – one of the first I relished reading by myself

Christopher Middleton (Carcanet poet)

The Drowning of the Saints is one of the best first collections this reviewer has read in a long time and Paul Perry is certainly one of the most exciting Irish poets writing now

At the beginning of the collection

Like Wales and Ireland

who lived and worked in Jerusalem and Tunis for many years and is one of France’s most important contemporary poets

Contrasting the palpable heat of Australia with the cool waters of England