Dying in Toronto Format:Paperback

Dying in Toronto Format:PaperbackAll of Drndics award winning work fluctuates between fact and fiction, and 'Dying in Toronto' gives an account of the authors first year in Canada as a refugee, in 1995. While the book is written in form of essays, it is clearly shaped to tell of that year as a story, and the result is unique in both form and content, combining new techniques of creative personal confession and acute social perception, which offer a rare depth of insight and breadth

Selected Poems of Randall Swingler and Comrade Heart

as it always has

but grown oh – so old

Despite this Haoua finds contentment in her schoolwork

Part two is set in the post-emancipation period up to the twenty-first year of independence

Including poems by Maya Abu Alhayyat

Over the last fifty years he has published 32 collections of his own poems and translated many works of major international poets and fiction writers

"Daiva Cepauskaite has written an irresistible poem called How to Get Into Paradise

Vijay Maharaj creates a quite different kind of story for Leela

Jim Perrin has said of Williams

From then on

Jackie Wills on Paul Henry and Carol Rumens