TidewayA long awaited re issue, beautifully redesigned, of Jane Draycotts Tideway, a mesmeric sequence of poems about Londons working river in a time of transition, with paintings by Peter Hay specifically created for the first edition as companion pieces to the poems. The River Thames can be a dangerous place to work: powerful tides, strong winds, difficult bridges and paralysingly cold water. At the turn of the millennium, Jane Draycott spent several weeks

Charlie Hebdo

or of borders and hostile environments

Love and War contains translations and original poems on this modern and ancient topic

but also from the angles of positive and negative obsessions

From Grenfell

non-fiction and poetry to emerge from the revolutionary 'Centre for Writing' initiative

a selection of profiles

Written in hip-hop rhythms

take-no-prisoners

The Longest Farewell is a moving description of James’ utter mental and physical deterioration

In it Jonathan Miles offers a commentary on the radical Catholicism of Gill and on the community’s Arts and Crafts-style focus on the handmade at its home in a former monastery

Eliot prize-nominated