The Postcolonial Flâneuse Tim Etchells and introduction by Jarvis Cocker

The Postcolonial Flâneuse Tim Etchells and introduction by Jarvis CockerThe fourteenth in Five Leaves' series of debut poetry pamphlets by East Midlands writers. This evocative collection shifts from the Western lens traditionally cast upon British Muslim women to that of the British Muslim woman herself, observing and reimagining the Western city. These poems navigate cityscapes marked by colonial legacies, offering lyrical meditations on race, gender, religion, and spatial belonging. They challenge the dominant model of

who embarks on a literary journey through Alexandria’s history

These poems are a treat for the senses and present Anne Hartigan as undoubtedly one of the most talented voices in contemporary Irish poetry

funerals and furloughs

” — JASON ALLEN PAISANT

Sickert and other influential artists

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In 1971 Searle was dismissed when he published a book of his students' poems

a social critique as lithe and imaginative as that of the con-merchants who run the show… A satire which eschews moderation and openly admits its own savagery can only succeed

Guyana and Trinidad

I think I believe you

Her first collection

his visual response to the desolate years of political dictatorship and social collapse in the Guyana of the 1980s in a more explicitly ‘readable’ art