Four DervishesIn Four Dervishes, Hammad Rind takes the dastan, an ornate form of oral history, and creates a social satire with elements of magic realism. Drawing on a long tradition of oral storytelling, Rind finds meaning for the anonymous central character whose partner has left him and whose inspiration is equally absent. In the stories within stories of the novel, sons follow in the fathers footsteps (sometimes unwittingly), crimes are committed, dark family

a young rural nurse with her own share of problems

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assembled and translated by fellow Iraqi poet Sinan Antoon

She is an Eric Gregory Award winner

the late Samir Naqqash

The Book of Naseeb charts an epic journey like no other

Coleridge’s ‘Kubla Khan’

"With Christopher Locke's poems

A black comedy about finds

Eoin Rogers

Featuring new work by: Pascale Petit - whose work The Huntress is short-listed for this T