Rose Ferraby and Mark Edmonds – Stonework
_ Stonework grew out of a conversation between archaeologists Rose Ferraby and Mark Edmonds. We asked them to tell us a little about the thinking behind…
_ Stonework grew out of a conversation between archaeologists Rose Ferraby and Mark Edmonds. We asked them to tell us a little about the thinking behind…
These poems by Penelope Shuttle and John Greening respond to Hounslow Heath. From seventeenth-century paper mills and Chamberlain’s more recent ‘Munich Agreement’, to the Ordnance…
This week we’re pleased to publish an extract from Amanda Bell’s Undercurrents: a psychogeography of Irish rivers in haiku and haibun. WHAT LIES BENEATH Since…
The Longhouse Backlit by a flickering hearth each room is a stage applauding its audience. Silence twines speech into smoke-threads the talk of wool…
APRIL: ALDEBURGH: WOODCUTS by Simon Turner i ———– (the eye un- oooooo hitched in the fog at the marsh’s edge where the tide’s…
These four poems are from the clearing a forthcoming pamphlet written by LukeThompson, illustrated by Mairead Dunne and published by Atlantic Press. The pamphlet…
USELESS Not a Victorian orchard tree which ladders wobbled round, no rose-red pippin, whose veined flesh old men in Kent once found, not Evesham’s young…
I dare not predict what will happen to ash. The recent cycle of Elm Disease is too uncomfortable a precedent. Who would have foreseen in 1970…
Spring arrives in Britain from the southwest, and makes a slanting progress across the country at the pace of between one and two miles an hour.…
Jack Thacker grew up on a farm in Herefordshire. He is currently a PhD candidate at the Universities of Bristol and Exeter, researching contemporary British and…