Dream Catcher 32Pat Borthwick, guest editor for Dream Catcher 32, has compiled a wide ranging collection of poetry and prose, taking the reader from Nineveh in 640BC, through encounters with Shakespeare's Dark Ladies, to a colony on the Moon. Kristy Kerruish chills the spine, S. P. Hannaway introduces us to ghostly goings on in the garden, and in Josephine Greenland's garden we find a very different danger. Peter Knaggs has trouble with insects,Terry Kay recounts a

Anghelos Sikelianos

The novel’s themes include relationships with home and place

His former ‘batman’ Jamie Melville

exploring the mysteries and the

An Ocean of Static presents an ever-shifting array of variables

"[There is] a richness

There is much sadness here regarding personal memory

adrift on dreams and fancies and looking for a break

schools and youth clubs up and down the UK

and Nihad Sirees’s A State of Passion – an enthralling saga of life among the marginalised in 1930s Syria

he has been nominated several times for the Pushcart Prize and he is the recipient of a number of grants

working as chief translator at the Bank of Latvia