The Dog Who Found SorrowThe Dog Who Found Sorrow is an engrossing, unique picture book, suitable for all ages, and illustrated with beautifully textured artwork of city life, full of clouds and music. It is written by Rta Briede, a leading illustrator and instructor at the Latvian Academy of Arts, and illustrated by Elna Braslia.

and worked with the most significant black British swing musicians of the1930s

It’s Easter 1955 and as Lilia scrapes the ice from the inside of the windows

INTERVIEW with Ghazi Algosaibi

Stefan Zweigís travel writings (2010)

London in the Nineteenth Century: A Human Awful Wonder of God and London in the Eighteenth Century: A Great and Monstrous Thing

was well aware of his literary precursors in the shape of Henry Fielding’s great satiric novel The Life and Death of Jonathan Wild (1743)

was re-published as All This and Many a Dog

never before seen images from the cathedral archive and elsewhere

Magdalene is understandably nervous about the return

but owing nothing to anybody but himself

The commission was funded by Creative Scotland

satirised and sometimes glorified