Barley PatchPublished in Australia in 2009, Barley Patch was Murnane's first book in fourteen years, written after a period in which he had thought he would never write fiction again. The book begins with the question, Must I write? What follows is both a chronicle of the images that have endured in the authors mind and an exploration of their nature. The clarity of the images is extraordinary, as is their range, from Mandrake the Magician to the bachelor uncle

in English

"What makes Noel Monahan's poems such a pleasure to read is the relish with which the poet approaches their composition

and a relationship blooms between them based solely on confession

Seecoomar’s book is an important resource both for concerned Guyanese and for students of approaches to conflict resolution in ethnically divided postcolonial societies

the treasured personal relationships that have sustained him through a turbulent life

From politics to pop

fundamentally

scraps of dialogue frame the foibles

Pam Uschuk

Longlisted for 2020 International Dublin Literary Award

She has published a book of short-stories

Daniel Kharms