Granny’s InterpreterGrannys Interpreter includes new and used, published and unpublished poems which wheel around home, belonging and memory on a sliding scale between tenderness and satire and between bereavement and celebration. Many of them have been coloured by the decades in which Ian Watson has lived an emotional tug of war in Germany: between mother and mother in law tongue, between Irish parents and their German grandchildren. They are the chronicle of a

and flash fictions

David Cavanagh's first book

A frog poisonous enough to kill just by touching it

but he killed my white bird

Jonathan Kemp

Patrick Hicks explores the thorny connections between home and away

Rachel and Mike begin a sexual relationship

Wolves of the Crescent Moon by Yousef el-Mohaimed

Grenada and England

Would Emily Dickinson have watched vampire series Twilight

with works by four of the most important voices on the UAE poetry scene

Saliou’s brother-in-law