Falling into MonaghanFalling into Monaghan is a study of the poet's 'settlement in the west' in South Ulster on the border territory near the Slieve Beagh mountains. It deals with the consciousness of a kind of desolation that is sometimes bitter, often vigorous, frequently comic. Filtered through this, uniquely, are commentaries on Gerry Hull's London Irish Italian background. "you know these people there's a kindness there that comes through the study" John Montague

but it's the tragic personal story of Alun as he spirals full of self-inflicted guilt toward an ironic

His books include Classrooms of Resistance

Letters from Cairo by Pauline Kaldas

and two novels by Egyptian author Ibrahim Aslan

Durham-based Wendy Robertson has become one of the country’s best selling authors

He’s very good at explaining

François Villon

In the course of this tour of the Muldoon canon Kendall offers an accessible and distinguished reading of the work

the latter in the USA and both writing intriguing poems of vision and changing heritages

“…Ten times better than the usual teenage crap

which - said Marilyn Hacker - "represents much of what I admire in contemporary American poetry

joined the war in India