Gifts the Mole Gave Me Vona Groarke (ed.)

Gifts the Mole Gave Me Vona Groarke (ed.)Gifts the Mole Gave Me is an unearthing of life, a rediscovery of self after loss, and a search for the pleasurable, velvet touch of the moles dark journey. It is a hymn to the wild places; to the sea, the sky and the mind, in which anxieties and griefs flit and hover. The poems explore cycles of repetition, renewed attempts, vicious and virtuous circles again and again, over and over, round and round. Things are tidal; the pull of the moon in your

a small town chip-shop becomes the site of a heart-wrenching story of failed marriage

stories and aphorisms called e

it tracks Walcott’s own commentary on the place of film in his aesthetics and on his ideas about reaching the widest possible audiences

Sonia Jarema

the last in a sequence of love poems

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sometimes self-cancelling

his wife Gweno and Freda Aykroyd

Abid Jaafar A short story A Maze of a House

but tackled here in several illuminating sections

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