Convalescent ConversationsOriginally published under the pseudonym Madeleine Vara in 1936 by Laura Riding's and Robert Graves's Seizen Press, Convalescent Conversations is one of Riding's least known works, and one of her most idiosyncratic. A novel unfolding almost entirely in dialogue form, Convalescent Conversations tells the story of Adam and Eleanor, two patients recovering from unknown maladies in a nondescript sanitarium. Through a series of increasingly esoteric

anthologies of the poetry that arose from the Holocaust

In his ambitious second full collection

Raman Mundair’s second collection of poems sees her expanding her territory to create a new poetic geography

every coal mine they lead you down eventually opens to a great and fragile light

Translation sends it down the tradewinds

it shapes the ways we see and say

Grace Wells

By turns haunting

The author writes with local people in mind and her book will be of interest to local and family historians

to several set in the UK

as vital contraband

Grenada and Sheffield