The Emma Press Anthology of Fatherhood Michael Henry

The Emma Press Anthology of Fatherhood Michael HenryFathers consider their children and children consider their fathers in this powerful, nuanced book about masculinity, legacy and distance. Poems by Hugh Dunkerley and James Harris depict the joy of new parenthood, casting a poignant light on poems depicting estrangement between poets and fathers, including Jerrold Yam's heartbreaking poem 'Ornament': '[the pond] seems, as I grow older, to be more perfect for my fathers affections than I can ever be.'

and fearless musician whose personal life reflected those exceptional qualities

Like Swift

She criticised the Zionists and reported on resistance to the British Mandate – with very little knowledge of what was happening to Jews under the Nazi regime

It gets no warmer

beginning shortly before the birth of her son

Hayet Raies A short story Azrael and the Author

Ian Carr is well-known as an imaginative and ground-breaking jazz trumpeter and bandleader

She has only gone as far as a small town in Northern France when her journey is abruptly brought to an end by her violent death

patching and darning

his illustrative methods

who proposes a new life outside Jamaica

' The Pasdar