The Garden of Forgetting Jonathan Wilson James Nash’s sonnets have delighted

James Nash’s sonnets have delighted thousands of poetry readers and listeners across the globe

Abdallah Zreka: Excerpts from “Black candle drops”

It features work by Itzik Manger

Cab Calloway and Lionel Hampton

David Cavanagh's second collection

The Garden of Forgetting Jonathan Wilson James Nash’s sonnets have delightedAt the core of this collection are poems that chart the attempt to come to terms with the life shattering loss of two relationships: father and husband. They explore with a great exactness the connections between inner feelings and the physical context for those feelings: the Jamaican landscape, and the promptings of external phenomena to memory. They sip the brine of loss: proof that I have lived. Though in one sense Gwyneth Barber Wood writes