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Anthony Nanson
Jun 5, 20171 min read
Is John Ball a dream?
With an election looming, this seemed like a particularly relevant post…. What would William Morris say? It’s a tough one, this. William...
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Anthony Nanson
May 30, 20171 min read
Koinos Hermes
Here’s a poem from A Dance With Hermes: Koinos Hermes The work begins and ends with him: the sly light-fingered god of crossways,...
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Anthony Nanson
May 25, 20171 min read
Reviews for Words of Re-Enchantment
“Anthony’s account of this scene gave me goosebumps. It put me in mind of the rare occasions I’ve experienced the pagan gods speak...
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Anthony Nanson
May 23, 20172 min read
A Website with a Purpose
by Anthony Nanson I’m delighted to announce that we’ve recreated the Awen website using more up-to-date software. It’s responsive now on...
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Anthony Nanson
May 22, 20171 min read
Things I have been reading
Includes a review for The Fifth Quarter, published by Awen. Druid Life When I review in batches, I often find there are themes. I can’t...
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Anthony Nanson
May 16, 20171 min read
Irresistible Resistance
By Robin Collins Let our resistance be an irresistible, bringing together of the Stars and the Earth in our lives. Let our resistance be...
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Anthony Nanson
May 15, 20171 min read
Bard of Hawkwood
Today we’re reblogging from Kevan Manwaring’s Bardic Academic blog. This is about The Bard of Hawkwood – a recent bardic competition...
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Anthony Nanson
May 11, 20172 min read
Writing on the Wall: How can Poetry Can Save the Planet?
Poets, thinkers, writers and people who care for the natural world will gather in Waterloo on Saturday, June 3, 2017 for a unique...
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Anthony Nanson
May 8, 20172 min read
Saucy stamp licking for poets
By Dawn Gorman It was a packed and dynamic evening last Thursday at Words & Ears, when Susan Utting and Rishi Dastidar took up the guest...
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Anthony Nanson
May 4, 20172 min read
Indigenous by Jay Ramsay
This is a poem continuing the theme of working through my illness, which has produced Surgery (Yew Tree Press, 2015), Left Field, and...
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