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Mona Kareem is a stateless poet, born in Kuwait, whose work has been internationally acclaimed for its power and immediacy. This collection, translated into English by poet and translator Sara Elkamel, offers an overview of Kareem’s 20-year poetry career, in English, for the first time, as part of the World Poet Series.
£9
Al-Saddiq Al-Raddi is one of the foremost Sudanese poets writing today, and is a leading figure in African Arabic poetry. This latest collection is translated by Bryar Bajalan and Shook.
£9
The PTC's first zine: a collection of poems from our seven UNDERTOW Nigeria poets, including their collaborative poem 'Our country is a metaphor'.
£5
Get three of our most recent Arabic/English dual-language poetry books, an A6 notebook and a set of 12 postcards.
£30
Get the full collection of poetry books published through the PTC and Bloodaxe Books collaboration. These editions look lovely together on a bookshelf.
£50
Gift a loved one (or yourself!) a discounted season pass to any future PTC workshop season.
£50
Get four random pamphlets and dip your toes into the world of poetry in translation from some of the very best.
£15
Sponsor the gift of world poetry to a school, prison or institution of your choice.
£100
Lebanese poet Vénus Khoury-Ghata writes immersive, mesmeric verse that pulls the reader into a fluid world where humans and nature intertwine and merge.
£9
Award-winning poet Adelaide Ivánova’s unsettling work considers both sexualised violence and consensual sex, brilliantly translated by the poet Rachel Long and Francisco Vilhena.
£7
Hindi poet Mohan Rana’s poetry explores the topics of identity, truth, memory and nature, this collection features translations by Lucy Rosenstein working with Bernard O’Donoghue
£7
Maxamed Xaashi Dhamac ‘Gaarriye’ is regarded as one of the most important Somali poets of the twentieth century, translated by the acclaimed poet W.N. Herbert and translator Martin Orwin.
£7
‘Embrace’ by Palestinian poet Najwan Darwish, showcases the variety and force of his lyric talent with new translations by Atef Alshear working with the poet Paul Batchelor.
£7
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