Awen Publications

Tears in the Fence In the first essay of this remarkably wide-ranging book Jeremy Hooker refers to examining an entire life of a...

by Ken Masters ‘Hello everybody, assuming you can hear me! I am the ghost of Aristotle, and I haunt the Elwin room at BRLSI, especially...

Ditch Vision is a book of essays on poetry, nature, and place that extends Jeremy Hooker’s thinking on subjects that, as a distinguished...

By Anthony Nanson So the twelve stories in The Firekeeper’s Daughter are threaded together by this theme, even though each story involves...

fionatinker Book Review:  A Dance with Hermes, Lindsay Clarke    (Stroud: Awen, 2016.) It is somewhat difficult to know where to begin...

From Peneverdant In his introduction, ‘A Note at the Threshold’, Clarke writes about his creative process. As a poet and polytheist I...

By Anthony Nanson compelling case for regarding as steampunk (among other things). Indeed, back in 2012 Kevan promoted the previous...

Hermes, the messenger god, will be celebrated in a ‘power-poem’ presentation at the Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution...

by Kirsty Hartsiotis When I first saw the cover image for Charlotte Hussey’s Glossing the Spoils, that’s exactly what I thought we had....

By Irina Kuzminsky June 3, Waterloo Festival, St John’s Waterloo On a spectacularly sunny English summer day some of Britain’s best poets...