Unceded Land Moyra DonaldsonIssam Zinehs debut poetry collection Unceded Land traces the lines of intimacy, loss, and colonial legacies. Zineh unearths psychological depths and interrogates geographical territories, bridging the gap between the mind and the world, the personal and the political, the poem and the reader. Here is the poetry of unknotted affect, of landscapes as primordial as they are crushed by history, of perception rooted in diasporic experience.
Firstly as written by Peter Mortimer and secondly as graphically interpreted by the artist Pete Shaw
In this collection of personal essays and creative nonfiction
on building sites and on holiday camps
He lives in Belfast and is currently pursuing a PhD on the work of the Scottish poet Kenneth White at the University of Ulster
It became a phenomenon
We've dug three graves for you
fiction and critical work has appeared in over one hundred journals and anthologies in fourteen countries and in three languages
it evokes a dazzling world on the brink of destruction
natural spies
say that it is we who inhabit their future
Frederick Attenborough (1887-1973) was principal of University College Leicester from 1932 to 1951
people are depicted as fallen
