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Refugee Wales: Syrian Voices
I feel so homesick to the extent that I am sinking. I sometimes meet people from other communities getting together with their relatives and family. I crave this kind of getting together. I wish that I could have my big family here.
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An Indigo Summer
The love and respect that Orrell expresses for her mother is wonderful to read. The author celebrates women like her mother who balance family life with artistic practice
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The Sandstone City
A landscape in which the dead are able to interact with the living, helping them to understand a world in which the consequences of ‘history’, both personal and political, continue to resonate in the present…
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The Luck
There is a country-folk matter-of-factness and a serenity of pace that chimes with – seems borne of – the environment and the circumstances of this family we get to know so intimately
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Breakfast with Bogart
No brandy. No toupee. / And not a word. Sullen, head in the paper, you’d think he was reading his own obituary…
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On Deciding to Sketch a Star
Saturn I plucked, pale as an apple, out of the sky, though getting it in was harder, dancer’s skirts out in a whirl like that…
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After Hours
There’s no one to say how’s / the wife before they remember it’s a husband and promise me it’s just an expression where / they’re from and then rememb …
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This Is Not Who We Are
Buchaillard gives us closure of sorts at the end of the book, an optimistic vision of Rwanda witnessed through the healing of a family, but in our cur …
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Aperture: Life Through a Fleet Street Lens
John Downing was a brilliant photojournalist. Over five decades, the Llanelli-born snapper worked in more than 100 countries and visited every contine …
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Wellness Culture: How the Wellness Movement has Been Used to Empower, Profit and Misinform
In 1885, an anti-vaccination march in Leicester attracted a crowd of at least 80,000 people. They thought that vaccines were ‘unnatural’ and therefore …
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Picasso the Foreigner: An Artist in France, 1900-1973
What would encourage an acclaimed biographer like seventy-five-year-old Annie Cohen-Solal to repeatedly pardon unpardonable behavior? She does this ti …
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The Turning Tide: A Biography of the Irish Sea
Fundamentally, The Turning Tide is about the many-fathoms-deep relationship between Ireland and Wales….
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