Karaoke KingThe poems in Dai George's Karaoke King stand poised at the brink: they move through turbulent times and chronicle both uncertainty and joy. The poets tone is one of tender irony and pointed reflection. He conveys the uneasiness of a generation trying to evolve progressive values, to embrace a rapidly changing society, to recognise their privilege. As well as the pressure of developing careers and private lives, there is also a pressing need to address

" - The Sun

A Man's House Catches Fire urges us to take a long hard look into the flames and avert the disasters of the heart

and also the theme of language itself and the boundaries it can break

with essentials

The narrative of the race is intersected by apocryphal origin stories of Hodell’s earlier works that freely blur fact and fiction

Perfect for anyone ready to be inspired by their alcohol shelf

Ana Romani

was published by Salmon in 1999

and how we find our place in life

It is a dangerous time

‘each note tethering sound to meaning

In the 1950s and early 1960s no Anglophone Caribbean novelist had a higher profile and was more praised than Edgar Mittelholzer