66 The House that Viewed the World"[The book explores] how lives interconnect, how we are all creatures of our time, how rich and complex life is in this sometimes shy and reticent city. Not for a moment does our interest flag."Alexander McCall Smith Set in 66 Queen Street, a townhouse in Edinburghs New Town, this book tells the story of people and events associated with the house for 210 years from 1790 and whose lives were empowered by the Scottish Enlightenment. From the builder of

Trammel is a radical book of poetry for an uncertain future

has garnered increasing attention in China since her untimely death in 2010

She dealt with issues of sexuality

so the literary undercurrents of the capital as written by Pessoa

Christine McNeill

provocative

brutality and beauty’ the complexities of its meaning — through the social music

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But we begin with tributes to the great writer Tayeb Salih

This new anthology comprises over seventy-five poems and texts from our forty titles and celebrates the first decade of one of the UK’s most innovative literary publishers

The Meaning of Flight (Seren

and the enchanting Estonian poet Kristina Ehin