Who Goes There?Halt! Who Goes There? Penny Boxalls second collection throws light on the mysterious strangers we glimpse, and turns that same light on ourselves. From shadows lost to history to forgotten possessions and our own past identities, these poems consider questions of selfhood and the ways in which we can be peripheral in our own lives.

Praise for Soothing Music for Stray Cats:

What I love about John Corless's poetry is that instead of pretending to sit po-faced on the summit of Mount Parnassus

The book features poems by Jess Rahman-González

Hom Yun's meticulously ordered life of reading books and drinking coffee receives a jolt when a mysterious cultural foundation unexpectedly agrees to fund his film proposal: a blend of fiction and documentary

and was a student in Birmingham in the 1960s

depressing

many not seen before

Maybe it was hope that skewed his shaping

INTERVIEW with Edwar al-Kharrat

stay in those days

primarily throughout the Ottoman Empire

Wild Mulberries by Iman Humaydan Younes