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Listening to a Pogrom on the Radio is a book about anti-Semitism
Polly Clark
a book of nature photographs (Gomer 2007)
A country girl sees her village sacked and her beloved father disappeared
On his tour round this half-county Curtis takes in many contrasts
Zed and the Cormorants Richard Gwyn Listening to a Pogrom onZed and her family move unwillingly form London to Cornwall to support her mother's mental health. Gradually the family falls apart and it is only when Zed realises the local Cormorants have something to do with the disasters that consume them, and that they are attempting to right an ancient wrong, that she and her sister Amy start working together to find a solution and call a truce.
