Mount LondonDid you know that an invisible mountain is rising above the streets of the capital and, at over 1,400 metres, it is Britains highest peak? This ingenious new book is an account of the ascent of Mount London by a hardened team of writers, poets and urban cartographers, each one scaling a smaller mountain within the city from Crystal Palace (112m) to Primrose Hill (78m) until the accumulative climb exceeds the height of Ben Nevis. Also available as an

won the Gold Drama Medal at the New York International Radio Festival

Swimming Toward the Light by Angela Tehaan Leone

('Gussie') Bowles was one of Britain's great gardeners

works by 7 other poets and works by 5 f iction-writers

previously published in the Bloodaxe collection Ten North-East Poets: An Anthology (1980)

This is an authentic urban thriller with a strong colloquial voice

” — Rain Taxi

and the day he found himself on the east side of the Berlin Wall during the Cold War

A TRAVELLING TALE

Inside are tales of women who eat themselves

Norris is fully engaged with his surroundings and their import

Kavanagh is drawn into personal reflection on impending crises in our culture