Maybe Even Happiness Lee Min-ha

Maybe Even Happiness Lee Min-haIn this striking collection of short stories, written over a twenty year period, we find Buckstein, the storyteller, at his most lyrical. Having completed his works charting the Jewish history of his family and community in the Carpathian town of Sighet (The Trap, With an Unopened Umbrella in the Pouring Rain, The Fate of Yakkov Maggid, also published in English by Istros), his voice is here set free to explore the joys in the details of the everyday.

he knows everything

flies play dead

Saying goodnight "to all things we love" — a poetic and visually stimulating journey celebrating birds and animals

The Allingham Poetry Award and The Kilkenny Prize for Poetry

Their literature is already a subject for university study and although we were wary about using such a label of “hyphenated” identification

This collection will be read decades from now

With poems that pay homage to the late Derek Jarman

She knows the tedium of the everyday world

Pennsylvania

William M Hutchins

or even the prolific Loki that has come to dominate our screens via the Marvel Cinematic Universe

that which is and that which could be