All Quiet in Peking (Book 1) Julia Webb Now is a Moveable Feast

Now is a Moveable Feast (1991)

Zweig and Rilke

Groundswell gathers a substantial set of new and unpublished poems together with selected works from Patrick Deeley’s five previous collections: Intimate Strangers (1986)

and Akl Awit celebrating Said

Milton Row – a poetic insight into teaching in the impoverished areas of post-war London – was written by Robert John Newlands

All Quiet in Peking (Book 1) Julia Webb Now is a Moveable FeastThree years after the devastating Pacific War, tensions run thick across China. Inside Peking, groups once aligned against external forces now bicker among themselves. Streets churn as Communists and Nationalists jostle for position, threatening to unravel a delicate peace. A decade of struggle has taxed the citizenry to their limits, their daily struggles exacerbated by an overstretched and corrupt government. Into this world steps Feng Mengao, a