Sugar Sugar: Bitter-sweet Tales of Indian Migrant Workers Sumita Chakraborty

Sugar Sugar: Bitter-sweet Tales of Indian Migrant Workers Sumita ChakrabortyA fascinating web of honey coloured threads linking Indian migrant workers, who first left the Sub Continent more than a hundred and fifty years ago, and their descendants now living in contemporary Britain. Sugar Sugar: Bitter sweet Tales of Indian Migrant Workers is a contemporary collection of short stories based on facts which reveals a rich and culturally diverse history behind Indias migrant workers and one of the most abundant and controversial

As the years pass they separate

the Welsh Rugby Union threatened to ban him twice at the height of his career

Is the sun afraid of dying

and home also to a whole host of talented poets either born there or attracted there by the region’s active literary scene

He left the entertainment business in 1971 to concentrate on a career in writing and his memoir of working in the music industry

Salima Salih Two short stories Forgiveness Tree and The Revenant

this prize-winning novel from Yuri Herrera questions the price of keeping your integrity in a world ruled by patronage and power

She was the winner of the Strokestown International Prize for a single poem in 2000

"Kalu packs plot and compulsive characters with story lines that grip" - The Voice (on Yard Dogs)

The first lady of Irish letters

Iraqi poet Mariam Alatar and a review of a new ‘poet’s translation’ of Marina Tsvetaeva

Michael Augustin was born in Lubeck