Seepersad Naipaul, Amazing Scenes: Selected Journalism 1928-1953An unrivalled and very entertaining picture of the various and sometimes bizarre strands of Indian lives in colonial Trinidad. Seepersad Naipaul is a pioneer, combining insight with high style, however strange or mundane his subject. With contextualising essays by the editors, this collection of Seepersad Naipauls journalism is a treasure trove of Trinidads social history, particularly the making of the Indo Trinidadian community. It is also a

the forgotten 30-year-old debut novel of Tunisian author Habib Selmi

from the excited tourism of Folly Farm and Oakwood Park to the tranquility of Bosherston Ponds and timeless beauty of Broadhaven beach

Rather than a sweeping narrative of the riots

deep shaft drilled into the poetry of the capital

columnist and Twitter warrior

yet also some of the harshest self-examinations

connected through their experience in different areas of the UK’s growing sex industry

a woman is battling her demons – embracing exclusion yet wanting to belong

His poetry is encamped in that border country where Raymond Williams also lived: pitched between attraction and repulsion

‘It is a talisman of a book

” - Poetry Book Society

Seaway: New & Selected Poems gathers together 80 poems and is the first full retrospective of a poetry career that spans over two decades