Beatriz González in her studio, Bogotá, ca. 1974. Photo: Rafael Moure. © and courtesy Beatriz González Nick Moss reviews Beatriz González, at the Barbican till Sunday 10 May... Continue reading
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3 Poems by Mudadi Saidi who is currently in the Kakuma Refugee Camp in Kenya. Continue reading
By Dennis Broe The streaming television industry has a nice way to cover the massive cutbacks in viewing time, in series and in personnel, which have become... Continue reading
The Mall, by kennardphillips By Michael Rosen Yvette Cooper is ‘troubled’.She says she’s ‘troubled’.She’s been on TV saying she’s ‘troubled’.What’s troubling her, it seemsis that Israel is... Continue reading
The War Abroad, by Alix Emery By James O’Brien Do you remember that time,When you were a child,And now you kill children.The blank necessity,The hollow bark of... Continue reading
Image: Public Domain By Michael Rosen Good evening. I may have had reservationsabout Mr Trump’s approachbut there’s no doubt about it,he’s won a great victory over the... Continue reading
Paul Laughlin reviews Jessamine O’Connor's novel 'Somewhere' that explores homelessness and drug addiction in Dublin and their effects on people's relationships. Continue reading
By Dennis Broe As Donald Trump threatens illegal moves that would further increase what is already a global catastrophe, and with Europe now openly discussing fuel rationing... Continue reading
Trump’s war is deep-dyed criminal,given the number of innocents dead;but hell! it ain’t half holy, some may think,given the number of supportive prayers said. Those who fail... Continue reading
The coat of arms of Beirut: Berytus Nutrix Legum means Beirut, Mother of Laws. Commons image. By Omar Sabbagh, in Beirut There’s something quite special about us,... Continue reading
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