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Arvon Residential 5-Day Course: Writing The Haunted Landscape (Poetry)
Mon 2 Aug 2021 to Sat 7 Aug 2021
How can we be bodily present in the landscape while remaining conscious of what is absent, admire the vista while acknowledging its compromised nature? How can our poetry reflect this?

In this course – led by Steve Ely and Harriet Tarlo – we’ll engage with the revenants of the past, the realities of the present and our fears of the future.

We will explore how our own experience is increasingly haunted by ecological hopes and anxieties in a landscape that is continually in the process of being transformed and remade

Steve Ely's published books include Zi-Zi-Tah Taah Taah: The Song of the Willow Tit, Incendium Amoris and Englaland. Two further books of poems are forthcoming in 2021, Lectio Violant and The European Eel. He teaches creative writing at the University of Huddersfield where he is Director of the Ted Hughes Network.

Harriet Tarlo’s books include Nab, Poems 1990–2003 and Field and Poems 2004–2014 published in 2015. She edited the influential Ground Aslant: An Anthology of Radical Landscape Poetry. She is course leader for MA Writing at Sheffield Hallam.

Dates: Monday 2 to Saturday 7 August 2021
Location: Lumb Bank, West Yorkshire
Cost: £815 (limited grants and concessions available)

Book your place here

Additional Information:
Location:
Lumb Bank, West Yorkshire
Region(s):
Yorkshire
Price:
£815

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