The 1566 Series (Book Two) Justin David (Editor)

The 1566 Series (Book Two) Justin David (Editor)Greed and mismanagement have almost toppled the Ming empire. Raiders from beyond the Great Wall have set the north ablaze. Along the southern coast, Japanese pirates are severing heads. Hu Zongxian, the honourable governor of Zhejiang Province, is leading the charge of Chinas heroes as they meet the invaders head on. In the capital, it is down to a humble magistrate named Hai Rui to restore justice. Peril unknown and opponents even more deadly than

Fouad El-Auwad from Syria and Mona Kareem from Kuwaitthe

musically-arcing poems

experimental book of poems and collages

bringing a vast range of contemporary and historical perspectives into play in poems private and public about the two world wars and the revolutions in Russia and the Empire

and cheeks of mingled red and white

unsung heroes

Dante Gabriel Rossetti pronounced it “the only accomplished poem of the last century”

From Mike Lyons' Translation of Ingeborg Bachmann's: ‘War Diary’

Fergus Bourke and John Minihan

His novel No Way to Say Goodbye was shortlisted for the ITV Crime/Thriller Awards

so everyone says

Her world of the hospital is sometimes like a zoo