And the Dawn Came Up Like ThunderAnd the Dawn Came Up Like Thunder is the experience of an ordinary soldier captured by the Japanese at Singapore in February 1942. Leo Rawlings story is told in his own pictures and his own words; a world that is uncompromising, vivid and raw. He pulls no punches. For the first time cruelty inflicted on the prisoners of war by their own officers is depicted as well as shocking images of POW life. This is truly a view of the River Kwai experience for a

closet heretic and host of the annual conference of hermits

Mediterraneans/ Méditerranéenes: Our Mothers

a tragedy and a manifesto for the utopian imagination

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A tramp shares Graham’s lentil soup in dirty pyjamas

Readers found Kris drawing on his formidable resourcefulness to acquire all of life’s necessities for free

At her pause a lady

Welsh Arts Council Young Writers’ Prize

as told by Palestinian author and resident of the city Mahmoud Shukair

The action centres on Al

her ear for the music of words is perfect

Tom and Raks are at the bottom of the pecking order - and it just shouldn’t be that way - but then they befriend ‘ASBO boy’