Borderlands Nadia Alkowkabani

Borderlands Nadia AlkowkabaniFollowing his books on the sacred wells of Wales and Cornwall, Phil Cope journeys through the borderlands of England and Wales, from Cheshire to Monmouthshire, the Dee to the Severn. His discoveries are recorded in striking, atmospheric photographs, accompanied by the remarkable histories of the wells, and the legends attached to them. Wronged suitors, magic horses, Dark Age battles, the reign of King Arthur, and innumerable decapitations feature

He forsook London

set mostly in the geographical heart of Europe

Ron then returned to the UK

where he is a Professor of Creative Writing at the University of Arkansas

with an excerpt from her novel Walking in the Dust

forcing a long stay in a military hospital where he falls for first one nurse

She now works at the Institute of Education as does Karen Mears

John Ballam

with a string of lovers

Martha Kapos

Is it a god

poet Katrina Porteous and piper Chris Ormston were commissioned by IRON PRESS to write new words and music to be performed at the launch of the Northumborman