The Untogether Mustafa Stitou

The Untogether Mustafa StitouLee is a grown man with a sweet tooth and a mild case of uniform fetish. A phone call from a distant hospital summons him to the bedside of his father, Arthur; a man he barely knew. He seeks solace in his fathers nurses, despite being told they attend mandatory training on not dating the bereaved. With Rita, he discovers shes more interested in Jesus. With Ann, Lee finds himself on random circling routes along country roads, looking for her missing

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He is organiser of North Beach Poetry Nights in Galway

mostly about football

Arc ‘Visible Poets’ translation series

the Irish Literary Supplement

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