An Iraqi in ParisA fully revised third edition in translation of Shimon's best selling autobiographical novel. A young Iraqi writer sets out to become a Hollywood film maker, only to end up as a refugee on the streets of Paris, where he beds down in a metro station. Although his dream of making a film about his deaf mute father is never realised, the extraordinary encounters he has with the likes of Jean Luc Godard, Samuel Beckett and a ghost from Pre Lachaise

Jerzy Harasymowicz

and last but not least Ghalia Kabbani from Syria

has erected for her a gold memorial declaring her unofficial sainthood

Ammons called "a major new testament"

essays by Brodsky and Auden

David Belbin – Turning Fact into Crime Fiction

the Geordie half of the Hairy Bikers

she received a prestigious youth award for a short story

for the first time

past and present perspectives

Mustafa Zikri – Four Tales

The Doll with Two Backs (Salmon