The Way the Crocodile Taught MeKatrina Naomis The Way the Crocodile Taught Me is the eagerly awaited second collection by this lively and popular poet. With warmth, flair and a certain ferocious wit, Naomi tears into her subject matter: a childhood fraught with dislocation and violence but also redeemed by more tender memories of a sister and a kindly, although at times comically obtuse, grandmother. In the first half we meet the family which also includes: an often glamorous

accompanied by Don Davis on sax and Joe Deleault on piano

This substantial collection of one act plays from Wales charts the rise of Welsh Drama from the 1950s to the present

It is also a book about the midnight world of insomniacs

first published in 1941

She is a member of Academi

Powerful and complex

a selection of profiles

Korean and Chinese

She is the co-director of the Brookline Poetry Series

Baltimore & Salmon Press

Kārlis Vērdiņš was born in 1979 in Riga

‘Rich with anecdotes and one man’s observations on the music he loves