The Beneficiaries U.A. Fanthorpe

The Beneficiaries U.A. FanthorpeIt is 1998. The South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission is trying to make sense of over 30 years of human rights violations. In London, Lally, a white South African migr, goes to dinner with Pim, a long forgotten childhood friend, and his English family. For Lally, adult existence has remained transient, uprooted: a life of little consequence estranged from its own origins. But it is becoming clear that history will reach out, even to the

Meg Peacocke

2012) and Lung Jazz: Young British Poets for Oxfam (Cinnamon

Steve Ely lives in the West Riding of Yorkshire

Learning English by Rachid al-Daif translated by Paula and Adnan Haydar

Winner of the Max Jacob International Poetry Prize

Kat Pomfret – author of Paradise Jazz

prose as well as poetry

including the resisted temptation to fabricate an idyllic past

Fadhil al-Azzawi A poem Unsuccessful Film

but throughout them all there runs the signature of an engaging personal voice

Nights of Musk: Stories from Old Nubia by Haggag Hassan Oddoul

and the Age of Saints that came before and