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The Anthology of English Folk Tales (The History Press) released on 1 November, Kirsty Hartsiotis has been blogging about some of the...

By Jay Ramsay Lindsay has always been a poet in essence. His last collection, Stoker, which recalls his upbringing in Halifax, is now...

By Richard Selby The beginning was one afternoon, five years ago, I forget exactly what I was doing, it would be good to say I was...

Jay Ramsay (Soul of the Earth) has brought out a poetry collection with Tayen Lane Publishing. Diamond Cutters names the tradition of...

<p>The first thing I need to report about my expedition to New Caledonia is the incredibly generous hospitality I received there. From all kinds of people: indigenous Kanak, white Caledonians, metropolitan French, and other expatriates. They welcomed me into their &hellip; <a href="https://nansondeeptime.wordpress.com/2016/11/01/kindness-to-strangers/">Continue reading <span class="meta-nav">&rarr;</span></a></p>

The Song of the Windsmith was produced as a stage adaptation of Kevan Manwaring’s bardic fantasy sequence, The Windsmith Elegy. New...

Here’s some info about the book: In a verse sequence that swoops between wit and ancient wisdom, between the mystical and the...

A blog post from Jay Ramsay It was the experimental poet Allen Fisher, back in 1983 at an Angels of Fire London Festival gig, who first...

<p>Originally posted on <a href="http://godsandradicals.org/2016/10/20/review-words-of-re-enchantment-by-anthony-nanson">GODS &amp; RADICALS</a>: <br />Anthony Nanson is a storyteller and writer based in Stroud. He currently runs Awen Publications. Words of Re-Enchantment: Writings on Storytelling, Myth and Ecological Desire is a collection of essays originally written for various&hellip;</p>

On the Fire Springs website, the group defines itself in the following terms: “Fire Springs members aim to – Fire the imagination of...