MPT 3/2015 (Modern Poetry in Translation): The Tangled RouteMPTs autumn issue The Tangled Route features a focus on new and classic Uruguayan poetry: new translations of Lber Falco, Horacio Cavallo and Ida Vitale, plus a conversation between two women poets from Uruguay: Laura Chalar and Laura Cesarco Eglin discuss exile, identity and literature. Also in this issue: Ernesto Cardenal in Scots: a poem for Cardenals ninetieth birthday, Fedor Svarovskys sci fi poetry, Iraqi poet Mariam Alatar and a review of a new

received the Oxfam Hay Emerging Writer of the Year Award at the Guardian Hay Festival in 2009

together with international poets with Greek connections

He has published nearly two dozen trade titles of poetry

Ireland and Europe

among other things an intimate exploration of love

but because it has that great sense of character behind it

Nabil Abu Hamad – Excerpt from the novel The Cripple

she spoke most sweetly with her small

owed so much

There Jordon reaches the lower depths of both Trinidadian society and himself

In the end

The book is a search for form