Visions horrifying and beautiful.
Review: Go Tell It On The Mountain by James Baldwin
Sin and salvation in 1930s Harlem.
Review: Only Sound Remains by Hossein Asgari
Intrigue in pre-Revolution Iran.
Review: Hospital by Sanya Rushdi (translated by Arunava Sinha)
‘Can people hear me think? Let them.’
The Art and Ethics of Jeffrey Smart
A life of art.
Review: The House Of The Spirits by Isabel Allende (translated by Magda Bogin)
A haunted house of a country.
Review: The Swift Dark Tide by Katia Ariel
The costs and compromises of desire.
Review: Beloved by Toni Morrison
The power of words.
Review: Feast by Emily O’Grady
Grotesque and decadent.
Review: Iris by Fiona Kelly McGregor
The lesbian answer to Ned Kelly.
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