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Grave Seas is a poetry collection about Refugees, Migration and the immigration process. In his poems, the author tries to piece together his deep unchanging feelings towards his country. Away from home, in his encounter with the outside world, he conjures up the image of a soldier, a refugee, his father or his brother - his enemy, as if to remind us that he is not alone in this feeling.The self he presents to us is of many people. Like him, t...

Resistance brings together the voices of writers whose personal experience and testimonies of human rights abuses and conflict are transmuted into powerful poetry and memoir. The book includes the work of renowned writers and writers who have experienced torture, or prison, or loss of their homelands. Their poems and prose lay bare the realities of persecution and war and the pain of displacement. In so doing, their searing art becomes a form ...

Back to Babylon, the seventh collection from London-based poet and writer, Agnes Meadows, is based on her visits to Iraq for the Babylon International Festival of Arts & Culture in 2012, 2014 and 2016, and the things she saw there. As well as poetry, Back to Babylon includes the Blog she wrote during her 2012 visit. From convivial jasmine-scented nights in the old city of Babil to the horror and grief at Al-Mawahil with its mass grave of 13, 0...

Red Winds is an account of Irma Upex-Huggins' time with the VSO in Tanzania, living and working in an environment of extreme poverty, and it charts her journey through the country and through illness and recovery from a serious accident. Red Winds is a combination of poetry and prose, letters from Africa.Irma was born in Antigua in the West Indies, finished school in Nevis and came to live in England. But as a black woman now coming from Engla...

Poetry collection that explores culture, displacement, and feminism. The author is Libyan and was educated in London. Her experience of Libya, Tunisia and England gives her a perspective on how each society treats women. Her poems explore love, friendship and familiy relationships.

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