A History of Jazz in BritainA History of Jazz in Britain 1919 50 was the first truly comprehensive survey of this phenomenon from a British perspective. Despite the increase in literature since it was first published, there is no other book to rival it. This new edition includes additional photos and an updated text. It covers the American trail blazing artists of the twenties and thirties, their influence on British musicians, the specialist magazines, rhythm clubs,

School is tough

Svetlanha Chulkova

Sailing Lake Mareotis

Banipal 33 includes many book reviews to whet readers’ appetites

Gerrit Kouwenaar

Muhammad Iqbal and his Irish-language versions of haiku masters Issa

Five Voices and Mr Ma'ruf's Woes – the first time his work has been translated into English

Shoeing shed

contemplative and reflective

the collection from which 'A Criminal Recipe' and 'Workers' are taken

frequently brought him back from the city

and contemporary photographs