Living by Troubled WatersLiving by Troubled Waters is the third collection of poetry by acclaimed poet and current National Canal Laureate Roy McFarlane an extraordinary book exploring the legacies of slavery and colonialism, place and displacement, social justice, equality, Black motherhood and family, art, and the power of poetry as a witness to our troubled times.

The Reviews section is also rewarding: Roger Moulson

to self-reflections on the poet as remembrancer

Aira’s charming fictional memoir is a colourful mosaic of a small-town neighbourhood

detectives

Red-handed Magazine

German Spanish and Dutch

and from the poet’s hometowns of Mumbai and Kolkata

Thereafter Ralph Thompson tells the story of a life at the heart of Jamaica's development of tourism

an untameable kelpie

the martyred and maimed and

following St Ann’s

presenting newly emerging writers as well as those well-established in the Arab world and beyond