An Iraqi in Paris Anna Woodford

An Iraqi in Paris Anna WoodfordA fully revised third edition in translation of Shimon's best selling autobiographical novel. A young Iraqi writer sets out to become a Hollywood film maker, only to end up as a refugee on the streets of Paris, where he beds down in a metro station. Although his dream of making a film about his deaf mute father is never realised, the extraordinary encounters he has with the likes of Jean Luc Godard, Samuel Beckett and a ghost from Pre Lachaise

including Bob Dylan and Robert Bly

All the time

set in the streets and clubs of Port Talbot

Green thoughts in a red shade

Kadhim Jihad Hassan

dare I say it

What’s Between the Poet and the Church

These are poems which parents can read aloud to younger children

Salah Hasan A Poem An Old Song about the Plains

the surreal and the banal

Margaret Obank Adama by Turki al-Hamad

in addition to the atmosphere and cultural innovations of 1920s Berlin