Passport John F Deane

Passport John F DeaneExploring place and displacement, boundaries and borders, Passport is the second collection by Richie McCaffery, and follows his acclaimed debut Cairn (Nine Arches Press, 2014). In moving to the Belgian city of Ghent, McCaffery finds What I see and what happens are two different countries. In a place of dualities and unrealities, the poems find the usual definitions themselves becoming unstable; the old currency that is no longer valid, the postcards

remained a top jazz saxophonist throughout his 63-year playing career

analysing the major plays and assessing his place in contemporary British culture

Arabic Writers in Sweden

Fergus Allen

messy because it is honest

baby will have a small bundle

That was over nine years ago

Nathaniel Hawthorne wrote: "The truth is

working with George Melly and leading his band the Half-Dozen

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Part one: 'Thinking about Montale by the River Hull'

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