Look We Have Coming to Dover! by Daljit Nagra Iggy Mcgovern “Sánchez Robayna knows what ‘the

“Sánchez Robayna knows what ‘the new time’ expects of us which Rimbaud foresaw as ‘very severe’

of the cacophony of living

eroticism and the reality of evil

A wide-ranging collection in many senses then

grief and joy

Look We Have Coming to Dover! by Daljit Nagra Iggy Mcgovern “Sánchez Robayna knows what ‘theTaking in its sights Matthew Arnold's 'land of dreams', the collection explores the idealism and reality of a multicultural Britain with wit, intelligence and no small sense of mischief. Nagra, whose own parents came to England from the Punjab in the 1950s, conjures a jazzed hybrid language to tell stories of aspiration, assimilation, alienation and love, from a stowaway's first footprint on Dover beach to the disenchantment of subsequent generations.