A Country to Call Home: An anthology on the experiences of young refugees and asylum seekers by Lucy Popescu

A Country to Call Home: An anthology on the experiences of young refugees and asylum seekers by Lucy Popescu

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Published to coincide with Refugee Week 2018, an anthology featuring work by Michael Morpurgo, Kit de Waal, Simon Armitage, Chris Riddell and more, focusing on the experiences of young refugees and asylum seekers

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A Country to Call Home: An anthology on the experiences of young refugees and asylum seekers by Lucy Popescu

Published to coincide with Refugee Week 2018, an anthology featuring work by Michael Morpurgo, Kit de Waal, Simon Armitage, Chris Riddell and more, focusing on the experiences of young refugees and asylum seekers

"The most unusual and exceptional book I shall read this year.. These stories will have you in tears, or they will make you very angry, or determined to do more, or numbed by disbelief, or admiring of the strength of the young people portrayed." The Tablet

Lucy Popescu is a writer, editor and critic with a background in human rights. She was a director of English PEN from 1991 to 2006 and co-edited the PEN anthology, Another Sky in 2007, featuring the work of persecuted writers from around the world. The Good Tourist, her book about ethical travel and human rights, was published in 2008. In 2016 she published A Country of Refuge with Unbound.

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ISBN 13 9781783526048
ISBN 10 1783526041
Title A Country to Call Home: An anthology on the experiences of young refugees and asylum seekers
Author Lucy Popescu
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Unbound
Year published 2018-05-31
Number of pages 256
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.