The President's RoomTranslated by Charlotte Coombe In a nameless suburb in an equally nameless country, every house has a room reserved for the president. No one knows when or why this came to be. Its simply how things are, and no one seems to question it except for one young boy. The room is kept clean and tidy, nobody talks about it and nobody is allowed to use it. It is for the president and no one else. But what if he doesnt come? And what if he does? As events

each celebrity talks about memories of and connections to the place they call home

of John Clare

Europe and the States

Olivier Stephenson is a poet

from Pembrokeshire’s new potatoes to the oil refineries of Angle

Associate Professor of Creative Writing

Coyle-Greene records outward journeys and experiences

Robin Fulton

Raise your voice and speak up for girls around the world with courageous campaigner and Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai

representative of the Forum for Democracy

In this he makes of the tradition of the coming-of age novel something both bold and new

An extended and updated edition of Ron Brown’s biography of Nat Gonella