Killing the NerveNot so much autofiction as autojournalism, rising star, Anna Pazos book is an exploration of the end of youth and the beginning of adulthood for the global nomad generation. Anna takes us with her on her journey, fleeing the Mediterranean mediocrity of bourgeois Barcelona life, through her unstructured Erasmus days in Thessaloniki, her first steps in journalism in Jerusalem, her sail across the Atlantic with an unsuitable lover and to post MeToo, pre

haunted by absences

with works by five young authors: an chapter from Yasser Abdel Latif’s The Law of Inheritance which won the inaugural Sawaris Prise in December 2005

world we are creating

he's violently thrust into an ancient cosmic war that Earth never knew existed

and a poignant

her sixth collection of poetry

The Goldfish is a sumptuous

unadorned and undiluted clarity as the miniature paeans to unrealisable love

As Fanning sees it: The Word is evocative and piercing against the backdrop of uncertainty

Intelligent

Washington

showing the women as victims of pimps