The FollyMr and Mrs Malgas are going quietly about their lives when a mysterious squatter appears on the vacant plot next to their home. Arriving with portmanteau in hand and a head full of extraordinary ideas, the stranger at once begins to fashion tools and cutlery from old iron and rubbish. Soon he enlists Mr Malgass help: drawn in by the stranger's conviction, Mr Malgas clears the land, all the while struggling to catch sight of the grand mansion that is

The Shop and Contrary

” In the context of a Caribbean of disappointed post-colonial hopes

that’s Banipal – but not only presenting more and more interesting authors in the magazine

Judith Wilkinson translates Menno Wigman

was the winner of a Jamaican National Literature award

is published by Five Leaves

Aimé Césaire

wash-in hair dye—

its shifting form captures a life and language split open by fatherhood

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blending keenly observed dialect with urban theory

The Journals of Sarab Affan by Jabra Ibrahim Jabra translated by Ghassan Nasr