SpacecraftMargins, edges and coastlines abound in John McCulloughs tender, humorous explorations of contemporary life and love. Spacecraft navigates the white space of the page and the distance between people, encompassing everything from lichen to lava lamps, and from the etymology of words to Brightons gay scene. Its powerful central sequence concerns the death of the author's first partner from an AIDS related illness. Spacecraft is a humane, spellbinding

The latest in Arc’s Translation Series brings poems from Sigurður Pálsson’s ten collections written between 1980 and 2008 to a UK audience

Shivanee Ramlochan’s confidently experimental poems that explore the threatening uncertainties of the present through the imagery of speculative fictions set in some post-disaster world

Chapters explore the roots of Greaves’ art in Guyanese physical reality (‘If all other records of modern Guyanese life were to disappear

Norris paints a vivid world full of striking descriptive detail and extraordinarily realised people

Nuit de l’étranger by Habib Selmi

Featuring the work of six poets – Chus Pato

Lorraine Pounds: Unreal City by Tnny Hanania

The feature includes rare photographs of Mahmoud Darwish taken in the last months of his life as he worked with Arts Alliance Productions on their film project Identity of the Soul which screened open-air shows to packed audiences in Palestine in October

He lives in California

- Celebrating ADONIS

Bernard O'Donoghue and Cathal Ó Searcaigh) bringing the survey up to the present day with the addition of essays by Pat Boran

his poems effortlessly universal