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Words That Walk Through Walls is a Human Rights poetry anthology - poems written to and with Ilhan Sami Comak, a Kurdish prisoner of conscience held in a Turkish prison for 30 years.The book launched on 28/11/24 at Camden Art Centre

Words That Walk Through Walls is a Human Rights poetry anthology - poems written to and with Ilhan Sami Comak, a Kurdish prisoner of conscience held in a Turkish prison for 30 years.The book launched on 28/11/24 at Camden Art Centre

Palewell Press welcomes you to a poetry reading (5/12/24) for the season of light. Two champions of marginalised voices - Ruth Hobson (passionate supporter of homeless people in Nottingham) reading from "Starwise", and Roz Doe (who works with child refugees in Brighton) reading from Welcoming Blue Robins. With viola music from Mina Hobson-Mazur and some poems from "Welcoming Blue Robins" read b...

Because of You is a new poetry collection by Bilal Al Masri, one of Lebanon's foremost living poets. This is the first time his poems, translated by Dr Mohamad Haj Mohamad and Dr Anba Jawi, will be available in English.The collection was published by Palewell Press. Here is Camilla Reeve, its Senior editor reading from Because of You at the Multicultural Book Fair in London's Conway Hall.

Sue Wallace-Shaddad's pamphlet poetry collection explores the impact of the current crisis situation in Sudan and how it has affected Sue and her family. Her she is, reading from her book at the Multicultural Book Fair in London's Conway Hall

Each poem in Kim Whysall-Hammond's pamphlet collection, Messages from the Road, has a motorway sign as its title. She uses these messages to jump into narratives about love, loss, grief, childhood memories, joy, journeys in all weathers and journeys into the human condition.

Susan Jordan is a former psychotherapist and also worked for a branch of Mind, in projects helping users of mental health services lead fuller lives. In "The Box" she writes eloquently about loss and trauma, relationship and the possibility of healing. To buy Susan's novel go to palewellpress.co.uk/bookstore/lost-wellbeing/tbox/

A selection of poems and illustrations from "The Truth at the End of the Night", Malka Al-Haddad's challenging collection on the UK Asylum Process www.palewellpress.co.uk/Books-Human Rights.html#Truth-Night

Parwana Amiri's poems about life in refugee camps on Lesvos - poetry collection launched in August 2023

In Camilla Reeve's latest collection, "What I tell myself at night", she relives the years of her husband's illness and death from cancer and her onward journey into life without him. The book is "an elegy to her late husband but also proof that certain things can only be communicated through poetry. The strength of love and grief in these poems is evident throughout but never over-sentimental."

Philip Burton's new pamphlet poetry collection, The Life Dyslexic, about how dyslexia impacted his formative years. As Davina Prince writes on the cover: "In the 1950s few teachers understood dyslexia. Philip Burton writes with insight about his struggles with the written word, balancing pain and bleakness with resilience and humour. This is his best work to date."

Online launch of "Federal Gods" by Clare Saponia (on 7/6/22). In 2015, Germany opened its doors to almost 1 million asylum seekers, most escaping war and persecution in various parts of the Middle East, Central Africa and Afghanistan, as well as economic migrants from the West Balkans and Eastern European countries. "Federal Gods" by Clare Saponia is a work of poetry, exploring the inevitable k...

Launch of "Possibly a Pomegranate", the latest poetry collection from Dr Alwyn Marriage (pb Palewell Press 13/6/2022). Alwyn poetry celebrates womankind. From ancient history to the modern day, women stride through its pages. Sometimes they dazzle us with their humour and creativity - too often overlooked by patriarchal contemporaries. At other times, their fate moves us to tears.

Listen to Alison Lock read from UNFURLING - her new pamphlet of poetry as meditations and observances, written during the pandemic. Her collection has been described as a graceful self-help manual encouraging readers to take ‘themselves’ seriously as if this is the surest way to care for and observe the planet. Let these poems "form tales/to nurture your heart." Alison's video is illustrated by...

Launch Butterfly of the Night, English-dubbed

Launch of Secret Love Letters - Poland 1982

Balancing the Elements - launch

Launch of "From Glasgow to Damascus" 26/5/21

Launch of "Fur Beneath the Skin" by Christie Dickason

GAIA Launch 2021 04 08

Palewell Pres by Camilla

Grave Seas Poetry launch

The Lock-Picker - Poetry Launch

Resistance Launch December 17th 2020

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Palewell Press Online - 20 Aug 2020

Spark 4 - poetry film by Rebecca Gethin

Jeremy Wallace pen and ink drawings - exhibition

Rana reading over Skype