Language, Land and Song: studies in hono

Language, Land and Song: studies in honoLanguage, land, stories and songs are closely entwined in many societies around the world. Documenting all of these is now recognised as an essential part of language work, and flows into contemporary concerns for making material accessible through language maintenance and archiving activities. Language, Land and Song features the work of 45 contributors, who highlight current practice and draw on insights from anthropology, digital humanities,

to no avail

The enquiry into Carline's death promises to be high profile and high pressure

After running away and stealing cars

Lauren Olamina tells of a great love divided between her young daughter

their parenting and their portfolios in a way few of their male colleagues do

Hidden in the heart of Babel is an elusive secret

salacious and richly informed

its dangers

Coleman's Enclave is a powerful dystopian allegory that confronts the ugly realities of racism

she's teaching in the south of France

only destroyed

destined to labour in the mines until a broken radio fills his life with possibility and brings him to the notice of the Hitler Youth