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Poetry. Bilingual Edition. Translated from the French by Daniel Sloate. This edition of Rimbaud's masterpiece marks the first translation of ILLUMINATIONS that has been praised for its exquisite interpretation, particularly by American translators. Translator and poet Daniel Sloate is Professor of Linguistics at the Universite de Montreal.

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Four strong women: Anjali, an Indo-Canadian single mother who eagerly accepts an African posting with her non-profit organisation, Grace, her dedicated but dominating colleague, who opposes her, Fatimah, a farmer ousted from her home and fertile farmland, whom Anjali befriends, and Mary, Anjali's kindly maid, who must secure the future of her son, Gabriel. In Land for Fatimah, Anjali involves herself in Fatimah's quest to find new land for her...

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Luka Novak's "The Golden Shower or What Men Want" is a light-hearted but deadly serious romp through post-modern culture, mores and lifestyles. In turns, it is shallow, profound, didactic, moving and instructive. In its original Slovenian, it was a best-seller, capturing both the ailments and strengths of a world that seems to have turned upside down our normal desires and expectations.

Text in English & Italian. This collection presents a bilingual Italian-English selection of the poetry of Tiziano Broggiato, winner of the prestigious Premio Montale. The translations, by Canadians Patricia Hanley and Maria Laura Mosco, bring to North American audiences the poetry of an author who has already been translated into half a dozen languages.

God's Zoo captures the brutality of the Second World War in Eastern Europe, told through the eyes of young Fenix, a boy who lives in the small Hungarian-Czechoslovak city of Ipolyság. Fenix lives in a loveless world, abused by his cold, materialistic mother, and neglected by his often absent father. He seeks refuge in the care of Judit, a young woman who works as a nanny and servant in the family home. Judit and Fenix form a deep and complex b...