Refugee Tales IV: Rachel Seiffert on writing the refugee experience

Refugee Tales IV is the latest instalment in the Refugee Tales series, and the first to not only present the Continue reading →

Demonstrating against war: remembering Grosvenor Square, 50 years on

  It is important to acknowledge the Anti-Vietnam War demonstration as a crucial moment in British history, and a formative Continue reading →

Michelle Green: On inherited memory – how much is enough? (Hayling Stories part 1)

I never know what to say when I’m asked where I’m from. So much is wrapped inside that question, like Continue reading →

The Comma Team’s Current Reads

It’s that liminal time of year when it’s not quite summer, but not quite winter, and the weather just can’t make Continue reading →

New Year, New Titles from Comma Press

GET READY… We’re about to blow 2015 out of the water with a crop of highly-anticipated releases. Here’s a sneak Continue reading →

Across the Middle East From SciFi to Sharjah

In a week where the future of Arabic science fiction is being debated at the Noor Festival’s Sindbad Sci Fi Continue reading →

I hope not to see

Although the situation in Gaza has fallen down the news agenda, for many Gaza residents the war is by no Continue reading →

Messages from The Book of Gaza authors

Our friends and colleagues who contributed to The Book of Gaza have been describing the situation on the ground. Here’s a Continue reading →