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The Book of Birmingham
Few cities have undergone such a radical transformation over the last few decades as Birmingham. Culturally and architecturally, it has been in a state of perpetual flux and regeneration, with new communities moving in, then out, and iconic post-war landmarks making way for brighter-coloured, 21st century flourishes. Much like the city itself, the characters in the stories gathered here are often living through moments of profound change, closing in on a personal or societal turning point, that carries as much threat as it does promise. Set against key moments of history – from Malcolm X’s visit to Smethwick in 1965, to the Handsworth riots two decades later, from the demise of the city’s manufacturing in the 70s and 80s, to the on-going tensions between communities in recent years – these stories celebrate the cultural dynamism that makes this complex, often divided ‘second city’ far more than just the sum of its parts.
Writing Your Self
A complete resource for life writing - one of the key genres studied within creative writing. >
Swine Record
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Buffalo Bill's Best Bet; Or, A Sure Thing Well Won
Reproduction of the original. The publishing house Megali specialises in reproducing historical works in large print to make reading easier for people with impaired vision.
Words for Today 2013
Words for Today presents a lively, fresh and often adventurous approach to daily Bible reading. Writers are drawn from around the world and from different traditions, including Jewish as well as Christian biblical scholars, artists and poets, clergy and lay people, and members of religious orders.
Poetry Index Annual
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Reactions
Partly selected from open submission, and partly commissioned, Reactions feature the work of poets who are at a first collection stage or working towards it.
Bush Branches
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Sibyl’s Song
Almost 100 years old!! Joyce said to me, “You are so cute.” Me cute? I was never called cute when I was a little girl, and now that I am almost 100 years old, I am cute? This really gives me a chuckle. I am sitting at my daughter’s home in my own recliner that was brought from my house. They took me kicking and screaming from my home, not literally but inside. Someone took my most prized possession, my sewing machine, which, even if it is a treadle sewing machine, it has brought me much joy. I sewed many of my dresses on it and when I started making cloth dolls it served me well. I made over 100 cloth dolls and for each doll I made dresses, bonnets, booties and bloomers. I gave them to...
