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South West Poetry Tour #2 – Simon Persighetti & Lucy Linford
The South West Poetry Tour was a 5 day collaborative initiative curated by Camilla Nelson and Steven Fowler in August 2016. The tour consisted of collaborative poetic performances at The Barbara Hepworth Museum…
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South West Poetry Tour #1 – David Devanny and John Canfield
The South West Poetry Tour was a 5 day collaborative initiative curated by Camilla Nelson and Steven Fowler in August 2016. The tour consisted of collaborative poetic performances at The Barbara Hepworth Museum…
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New Poems from Anna Cathenka
composition by [thawing] field this poem has a rime on it jutting ice crystals covering space like a white mould a lichen sonnet the birds in this poem describe patterns …
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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…
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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 …
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‘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…
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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,…
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The fight for beauty by Fiona Reynolds
“It is very easy to feel gloomy about the Brexit vote. But we are not powerless.”
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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…
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The Earth will speak in the long run by Marcus Sedgwick
“Since the land cannot speak for itself, who will speak on its behalf?”
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If Britain becomes Little by Germaine Greer
Will uneconomic farming on marginal lands be a win for wilderness?
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Hobblers Hole by Adam Thorpe
“Our islands are splinters off a massive core to which we also belong”
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