The Language of RememberingReturning from Brazil with his wife and daughter, Oisn is looking to rebuild a life in Ireland and reconnect with his mother, Brigid, who has early onset Alzheimers. As her condition deteriorates she starts to speak Irish, the language of her youth, and reflect on her childhood dreams and aspirations. Mother and son embark on a journey of personal discovery, and as past traumas are exposed they begin to understand what has shaped them and who they

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For sixty years he has been challenging the way we see the world and how we think about it

Art Farmer

the insidious nature of depression

Peter Clark Dissident Syria by miriam cooke

Ivor Gurney and Elizabeth Gaskell

or buy an extra copy for the waiting room of your favourite doctor’ — Pete Seeger

Claire Malroux

to be published in translation by AUC Press in December

” Its ruminations on passage

musicians and writers throughout the Expressionist period and beyond

His play about Charlie Peace opens at Nottingham Playhouse in October