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Once upon a time in Bulgaria

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Once upon a time in Bulgaria Cover 2Once upon a time in Bulgaria by Mercia MacDermott

£11.95 (plus £1.50 p&p)  ISBN978-1-907464

Mercia MacDermott’s illustrated account of her experiences in post war Bulgaria is, by turns, touching, hilarious and deeply illuminating of the life, customs, history and politics of the country where she remains a widely-published and notable figure.

Her book retells her experiences as a student volunteer in the post-war (Major Frank Thompson) student solidarity construction brigade, encounters with partisan leaders and literary figures, meetings with Georgi Dimitrov and Madame Dimitrov, and her life and work as a teacher and university lecturer, best-selling author, academic and literary figure.

    

Special Offer: 3 New Booklets by Kevin Higgins, Fred Voss and David Betteridge/Bob Starrett for £15

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To celebrate the launch of the new Culture Matters imprint, we are offering almost £3 off the cover price of the new poetry collections by Kevin Higgins, Fred Voss and David Betteridge/Bob Starrett when you buy all three. Buy The Minister for Poetry Has Decreed, The Earth and the Stars in the Palm of Our hand and Slave Songs and Symphonies for just £15 (RRP £17.97) + £2.50 p&p.

 

 

The Minister for Poetry Has Decreed

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Higgins Poems CoverPoems by Kevin Higgins

£5.99 (plus £1.50 p&p) 48 pp ISBN 978 19074641889

The Minister for Poetry Has Decreed is political poetry of the highest order, telling truth to power and poking fun at it at the same time, artistically deploying a profoundly moral sense of justice and truth to expose lies, evasions, greed and sheer stupidity.
Kevin Higgins, like Bertolt Brecht, has a gift for exposing the hypocrisies and deceits which are inevitably generated by a political culture which ignores, denies or seeks to legitimise the legalised robbery that passes for capitalist economic arrangements. And like Brecht he does it in a wickedly simple, accessible, entertaining style.

“Ireland’s accomplished political poet and satirist”,
- Diarmaid Ferriter, The Irish Times


“I read this twice. Now, will make a coffee and read it again.”
- Gene Kerrigan, The Sunday Independent


“Likely the mostly widely read living poet in Ireland”,
- The Stinging Fly magazine.

 

the EU deconstructed

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With an introduction by John Foster five critical voices from within the EU, from Ireland, Denmark, Portugal, Cyprus and Germany describe the austerity effect of membership of the European Union. Readers are encouraged to circulate this to friends and family
ISBN 978-1-907464-17-1 32pp £2 printed 
 
Download free or go to 
 
https://issuu.com/manifestopress/docs/the_eu_deconstructed_e

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