More Than WeedsMore Than Weeds, the debut poetry collection by L. Kiew, explores the language of migration and how it is used in relation to plant and animal species, as well as peoples. These knowledgeable and verdant poems draw deeply on botanical and ecological detail and reveal secret histories thriving in the gaps between definitions; here are precious seedlings, unforced flowers, tongues of leaves, tangled roots and rhizomes. With roots in decolonialising

For two decades Paul Henry has been quietly building an oeuvre of beautifully crafted poems

As befits the slippery connections between inner and outer worlds

Partly a love letter to one of the great literary shows on earth

He is formerly Professor of Arabic Literature at McGill University

The Fetch is also poignant and humane – animated by love

enjoyable and pacey”

How You Might Know Me is a poetic exploration of four women’s lives

a masterful and darkly comic first novel

I admired and loved this collection for its skilful detail and the sense of time and place which is endearing

Alan Jude Moore marks a return to Dublin after the Russian poems of his second collection

Will Stone of Antony Hasler's Georg Heym

The Covid-19 epidemic brought with it tragedy for some