The Land Border and Damascus: Taste of a City
grating feeling that someone is getting too close to you
a lively introduction to thirty of Birmingham’s most awe-inspiring women
Through this startling variety of poems in a range of forms from blank verse to free verse to "shaped" poetry runs a steady concern with what it's like to find and lose
analysed the appeal of “hardboiled” US crime novels of the 1930s to an industrial working class that failed to identify with the tamed domesticity of the home counties
Something Brewing D.M. Black The Land Border and Damascus:Be whisked into a world of the imagination, the intellect and the heart. Stories, memoirs, stage plays, radio dramas and poems dance through this vivid and eclectic collection. Conceived before the covid pandemic and nurtured throughout, Something Brewing stands as a symbol of commitment: of the writers to each other, to the written and spoken word and to the sustenance, comfort and joy that writing together brings.