Michael Foley was born in 1947 in Derry, Northern Ireland, and educated at St Columb’s College and Queens University, Belfast, where he took degrees in Chemistry and Computer Science and did research in Computer Science. In 1972 he moved to…
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Gary, a retired English lecturer, now divides his time between writing poetry, teaching at the Rothsay Education in Bedford, and being involved in amateur theatre.
Don’t miss his short story collection Top of the Sixties, it continues to delight people.
Holland Park Press publisher:
‘I adore the stories they instantly took me back to the sixties and its boundless optimism’
Her novel The Stray American succinctly captures the sense of being uprooted and the search for identity.
Eline Vere, the novel that made his name famous, is again available in its popular original translation.
A novel about Marc Chagall & How America came to fight Britain for its independence
New short stories from the author of The Furnished Room.
Holland Park Press publisher:
After meeting Laura on Portobello Market I was intrigued and bowled over by her short stories.
Winegarden is set at elusive boundary between physics and metaphysics. Life in Translation, a novel, about disentangling the knotty syntax of your own life.
Author of Everything Must Go, a poet’s unflinching perspective on cancer
The first author to take advantage of our unique English & Dutch publishing deal.
Author of The Houses Along the Wall and the forthcoming poetry collection A Sense of Tiptoe
Author of To Sing Away the Darkest Days – Poems Re-imagined from Yiddish Folksongs, Stone. Bread. Salt. and Over the Edge.
Holland Park Press publisher:
The first time I heard Norbert perform his poems at our Poetry & Translation event in October, I felt I had to publish them.
Her moving novel Finding Soutbek utilizes, and attempts to renew, the tradition of social realism.
Her first novel The Lonely Tree has been receiving excellent reviews.
Holland Park Press publisher:
‘I simply loved reading The Lonely Tree. It tells a compelling and moving story about the soul of Israel and I am proud to publish it.’
She worked with Marilyn Hacker on the great poem sequence Disaspo/Renga
Celebrating the hidden histories of London’s unsung heroines