Islamic Art Meets British Flowers Sean Wai Keung

Islamic Art Meets British Flowers Sean Wai KeungHadil Tamim was born in Al Yarmouk Refugee Camp south of Damascus, Syria. Trained in ceramic and Islamic decorative art, for the last two decades she has been living in Reading, where she has turned to her art to create a bridge between two homes and two cultures. Her artworks draw on the architectural forms of the buildings in Reading for structure and colour and the flowers found in and around the town for the arabesque. With excerpts from her

London Review of Books

"It's not often that a book of poetry makes me laugh out loud

Yassin Adnan: Seven poems

In his ambitious second full collection

I wrote a collection stuffed with all the characters and stories that interest me and that I hope will be of interest to others

She is perhaps best known for her adaptation of How Green Was My Valley

He was one of calypso’s most loved exponents

and how we find our place in life

Oleander Press

was published by Red Dust

was a popular writer of stories and poetry for children

Filigree includes work from established Black British poets residing inside and outside the UK