Daytime AstronomyEight years in the making, the poems in Daytime Astronomy were, like the rest of us, born in the heart of a dying star. They span places as far afield as Belfast, Dublin, Glasgow, Moscow, Phnom Penh and Shanghai, and all the liminal spaces in between. The poems explore time and space, pain and abandoned love, faced with a hill to climb to catch the world home. Paul Grattan was born in Glasgow in 1971. He moved to the north of Ireland in 1995, and

Editorial by Samuel Shimon

He forsook London

She is also the author of a prize-winning pamphlet

He is also the editor of a variety of anthologies

and he knows how to rhyme as well

Eve Makis – author of Eat

Lightning of Your Eyes balances the energy and strident desire for change with poignant and personal recollections

Luis Cernuda

Mohammed Bennis

From the days of London's legendary birthplace of bop

"A remarkable novel

1897-1977) and of the personal