Frigmonts Nadia al-Khudari

Frigmonts Nadia al-KhudariThe thirteenth in Five Leaves' series of debut poetry pamphlets by East Midlands writers. Frigmonts sits at the intersections of race, queerness, gender, and trauma, exploring mis re membering through the splintering lens of complex trauma. Singhs linguistically complex and richly sensory poems move through the experience of losing memories and losing the self, to the process of recovering fragmentary memories and (re)finding the self in those

haunts the poems

Although he often railed against the “defenders of Slovene [traditional poetic] beauty” and “the tyranny of metaphor

But are their sharp wits and Thekla’s knife enough to help them survive the dangers and adventures of the empire and the city that are very much a man’s world

with the feeling that his time is running out

British Sign Language (BSL) was finally recognised as an official national language in March 2003

Modern Poetry in Translation Third Series

Gerald Dawe

and the veil between life and death

A chance meeting on the mountain with Nico

Vladimir Mayakovsky was one of the towering literary figures of pre- and post-revolutionary Russia

a magnetic intersection between cultures and histories

wasted no time harnessing that searing pace to his innate footballing skills