Dorn San Aer, le Paul LaughlinAn insightful and timely collection of poetry by Derry poet and editor, Paul Laughlin. The poems within the collection explore a range of important themes including war, injustice, colonialism in Ireland, and Palestine.

and contributed to the downfall of the disgraced Stormont regime

The contrast between the family memebrs who

forging links with the Black Panther Party and adopting tactics such as non-violent marches and sit-ins

A political conspiracy was denied

the Ulster Defence Regiment developed into the largest regiment in the British army

Irish for "There is no freedom until Palestine is free"

the range of wall art from across the city captures the ongoing experiences and deeply rooted beliefs of its people

Tony Doherty skillfully paints a picture of life in a working-class family

Tony Doherty has lived in the shadow of his father's execution on Bloody Sunday

It contains the stories of twenty people who had a parent politically active during the 1968-98 conflict in Northern Ireland

faded away like their pages

Estate agents and informants murdered with impunity during the conflict in Northern Ireland- the outcome of a secret and illegal strategy introduced by Mi5 in 1981