Postcolonial Banter Kirsten Irving The issue opens with the

The issue opens with the debut novel of Amjad Nasser

often smuggling poems inside books like The Seventh Man and The White Bird

Jeremy Hooker

James Nash’s sonnets have delighted thousands of poetry readers and listeners across the globe

she is grateful to be away from home

Postcolonial Banter Kirsten Irving The issue opens with thePostcolonial Banter is Suhaiymah Manzoo Khans debut collection. It features some of her most well known and widely performed poems as well as some never seen before material. Her words are a disruption of comfort, a call to action, a redistribution of knowledge and an outpouring of dissent. Whilst enraged and devastated by the world she finds herself in, in many ways it is also the mundane; hence, whilst political and complex in nature, her poetry is