Broccoli PunchA collection of short stories flirting with the surreal and Kafkaesque: a father whose ashes turn into a chatting plant, a boyfriend whose hand becomes a broccoli, a group of investigative aliens fascinated by idol culture. Yuris world is permeated with humour, emotions, and style, giving us a refreshing perspective into the complexities of human nature and contemporary Korean society. Lee Yuri's writing stands out for introducing an unexpected and

Youssef Rakha

His poetry has been translated into Italian

this book explores the many states of the body seized by love in an incantation that never leaves love’s hold

Writing at the top of her game

UA Fanthorpe

All texts were either translated directly from Arabic (approximately two-thirds) or from Hebrew

Leah Fritz questions everything – her own life

In a quiet suburb of Paris

edited by Jackie Kay

A young couple wonder whether family life would be easier if they were cuttlefish

Plus 27 pages of book reviews and a six-page photo-report of the recent RAWI conference

he heads west across China's vast central plain