Oedipus is InnocentNicolas Calas (1907 1988) was a truly international poet, critic and polemicist. He wrote in Greek, French and English. He designed a chess set with Andr Breton, wrote an anthropological study with Margaret Mead, appeared in a film by Hans Richter and first translated Louis Aragon, Benjamin Pret and TS Eliot into Greek. One of the early Greek Surrealists, he tried to combine avant garde poetics with Trotskyism, Freudianism and Marxism, first in

Sing to me with a merry goosecackling voice

Translated by Stefan Tobler

Some twelve kilometers away are the holes

homogeneous brutality of the 20th century

Nujoom al-Ghanem – Selected Poems

She has written plays for stage

and Medbh McGuckian in generating new combinations that mark and baffle the old ones

Clueless Dogs

Frenz grew up in a jazz-loving family

Gods of Babel is her first collection of poetry in English

Each copy will come with a DVD

James Ragan is an internationally recognised poet who has been praised by Pulitzer winner Henry Taylor as “a snake charmer whose words work real magic