If You Look for Me, I am Not HereLong listed for the Man Asian Literary Prize. When Malika loses her longed for daughter at birth, it is not the only loss in the family: the surviving twin a boy loses the love of his mother. He grows up needing to be the daughter his mother wants, the son his scientist father accepts, and more, with the guilt of being the one who survived. In a recently independent India, haunted by its colonial past and striving to find its identity, he struggles to

Discover more of Cardiff in this latest volume by Peter Finch

and adding a dozen more

unflinching

her audio recordings and her movies - only to discover that she had been spying

Kate Bolton Bonnici weaves together archival materials from the English witch trials

with disastrous consequences

and black line illustrations

After lockdowns have swept calendars clear

The diary-like entries by the author are distinguished by both clarity and despair

Traversing metastable topologies of gender and race as complicitly mattered but also ‘out of control

hopes and disappointments

ingenious parables