The Emma Press Anthology of FatherhoodFathers 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.'

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Beryl Gilroy reinterprets its mythic dimensions from both a woman's and a black perspective

two autobiographical books and was a pioneering teacher and psychotherapist

theatre writer and director

in all its permutations

Ron joined the army in the immediate aftermath of the Second World War

Samer Abu Hawwash – Three Poems

My Lou I shall sleep tonight in the trenches

the Dylan Thomas Prize and a Cholmondeley Award

Allan Jackdaw

And while many are necessarily flavoured with historical nuance

But fill a glass with wine