An Ounce of Practice Louisa Hooper

An Ounce of Practice Louisa HooperAn Ounce of Practice is a richly populated and original novel about the toll of fighting wholeheartedly for a political cause. Viktor is angry about the injustices he sees around him. Railing against social, racial and economic inequalities, he is obsessed with radical ideas which he believes would make the world a fairer place. Living in a hotbed of revolutionary thinking where friends and lovers spur him on, as his family life disintegrates, he

Mark Trace shows a remarkable talent for literary forgery

Abegail Morley

Poets from different cultural backgrounds speak to their sense of what Britain means through their own daily lived experience

Alfred Corn

Born in Bridgend

the deliberate targeting of churches and the genocide of 200

Dismissed in 1971 from a teaching post in Stepney when he published a book of his pupils' poems

author of Cruel Modernity (Duke University Press)

Founder Dar Al-Adab publishing house

except one small strong house

The two form a deep and abiding relationship

The Warehouse rules throughout war-torn Waziristan barely pausing for breath