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Lie of the Land
A series of responses to the Referendum exploring what leaving the EU could mean for conservation, wildlife and our relationship with the land. Please add your voice by posting comments below or submitting a longer contribution – either…
Two Marine Poems by Isabel Galleymore
The Evening Shift 1. matronly strawberry sea anemone and this one some 50’s pin-up 2. waiter coming in on the evening shift the snails in their ancient restaurant booths …
‘The Tin Lodes’ – A New Poetry Sequence by Andy Brown
The following sequence of sonnets is part of a collaborative book project between myself and the poet Marc Woodward. We live on opposite sides of the Teign river estuary, with Dartmoor to…
New Poems from Penelope Shuttle
St Clether August The Well Sheep-warm day, pilgrim rain rolling up the valley, half-listening to the quiet river skimming the long mist-smitten fold of the Inny Vale,…
from SLAVA, ISLAND, by Sarah Cave
Granite shelves yellow-faced the heron solitude beaks his habit wings protect him from callous wind flight the lighthouse with its vision seeks him Skin clad curragh…
Looking for Dream Island: Amy Liptrot
In the footsteps of R.M. Lockley: "I sit on the highest point of the island and see the sea all around."
The Wet Desert by Max & Ben Smith
A short film exploring the watery landscape of Dartmoor and relics of its past.
Stonework by Rose Ferraby and Mark Edmonds
Exploreing the human labour that an abiding mark upon the Cumbrian Fells.
Poems from Heath by Penelope Shuttle and John Greening
Traversing ideas of landscape and time, treading new paths across Hounslow Heath.
Extracts from Undercurrents by Amanda Bell
An extract from Amanda Bell's Undercurrents: a psychogeography of Irish rivers in haiku and haibun.
James Roberts – Three New Poems
James Roberts lives in the Black Mountains. He co-edits Zoomorphic magazine. Recent poetry has been published by Agenda and Cinnamon Press. A novella “The Man in the Mountain.” was published in 2015.
Watery Landscapes
Simon Turner was born in Birmingham in 1980, and currently lives in Warwickshire. He has published two full collections, most recently Difficult Second Album (Nine Arches Press, 2010); a pamphlet, Works on Paper, was published by Seren in 2015.