The Unfilial S.D. Curtis (Translator)

The Unfilial S.D. Curtis (Translator)Modern China moves fast, leaving its people trailing behind. The mirage of a picture perfect home compels some to gamble away the family house, while others live with debts of a shameful past. When something inevitably cracks, its always the women who are left to pick up the pieces. In four stories, Yao Emei shines a brutally honest light on the crumbling foundations of the family unit with scalpel sharp precision. As her characters struggle to escape

Beryl Gilroy reinterprets its mythic dimensions from both a woman's and a black perspective

from the Peninsula to Mt Erebus

all published by Y Lolfa

Orphaned and trapped in an abusive marriage

fascinated by the declarations of love

New York Times

in which he moralises on the meanings of the plague and the judgements of God

exuberant days leading up to it

Published to mark the centenary of his birth

traversing the rural sidelines of European history with undeniable evocative force

she published a collection of short stories

Cal Bannerman