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Small Word: Wide World: A Creative Anthology Celebrating International Culture

Stewart Carswell

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Inspired by the imminent departure of Britain from the European Union , editor Fay Roberts decided to commemorate and celebrate the international culture of Cambridge and the wider UK by pulling together an anthology of poetry, essays, photography, and artwork. All profits from this publication will go to Cambridge Convoy Refugee Action Group, a charity which has the aim of coordinating the logistics of sending donations and volunteers to help refugees in the Calais area.

Featuring:

Poetry by Invi Brenna; Rose Butler, The Magpie Poet; Stewart Carswell; Cardinal Cox; Clare Crossman; Sarah Davies; Philip Dunkerley; Laurie Eaves; Matthias ‘Munkey’ Ediger; Caron Freeborn; Michelle Golder; Beth Hartley; Robin Lamboll; Marion Leeper; Leanne Moden; Hannah Raymond-Cox; Russell J Turner; and J.S. Watts.

Essays by Mark Boyd and Ali Brumfitt

Artwork by Jill Eastland and J.S. Watts

Warning: contains traces of literature in at least six languages .

Pages: 46

Format: Kindle Edition

Publisher: Allographic Press

Release: March 29, 2019

Small Word: Wide World: A Creative Anthology Celebrating International Culture

Stewart Carswell

4/5 ( ratings)

Inspired by the imminent departure of Britain from the European Union , editor Fay Roberts decided to commemorate and celebrate the international culture of Cambridge and the wider UK by pulling together an anthology of poetry, essays, photography, and artwork. All profits from this publication will go to Cambridge Convoy Refugee Action Group, a charity which has the aim of coordinating the logistics of sending donations and volunteers to help refugees in the Calais area.

Featuring:

Poetry by Invi Brenna; Rose Butler, The Magpie Poet; Stewart Carswell; Cardinal Cox; Clare Crossman; Sarah Davies; Philip Dunkerley; Laurie Eaves; Matthias ‘Munkey’ Ediger; Caron Freeborn; Michelle Golder; Beth Hartley; Robin Lamboll; Marion Leeper; Leanne Moden; Hannah Raymond-Cox; Russell J Turner; and J.S. Watts.

Essays by Mark Boyd and Ali Brumfitt

Artwork by Jill Eastland and J.S. Watts

Warning: contains traces of literature in at least six languages .

Pages: 46

Format: Kindle Edition

Publisher: Allographic Press

Release: March 29, 2019

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