Sturge Town Marcus Slease The sixth in a much-praised

The sixth in a much-praised series of bi-lingual anthologies which focus on the 'smaller' languages of Europe

and any proceeds from this book will go to that charity

Lebanese poets occupy an extremely important place in the Arab poetry scene

They also help conjure the unique message of this book: how to make material our elusive dreams and imaginings

Sturge Town Marcus Slease The sixth in a much-praisedSturge Town is a stunning collection of poems that connects with the earliest days of Kwame Dawes work as a poet, from the roots of childhood in Ghana to the reflections of a man turned sixty who is witnessing his children occupying the space he once considered his own. It ranges from poems that make something special of the everyday, to poems of the most astonishing imaginative leaps. There are poems that speak most movingly of moments of acute self