The University of Gloucestershire Special Collections and Archives is launching the Dymock Poets Online Catalogue. Several years in preparation, this database makes the Archives Dymock holdings accessible for the first time and is a tremendous research resource. To celebrate, […]
The School of Humanities has been celebrating its long-standing connections with the Dymock Poets. The University Special Collections and Archives houses the Gloucestershire Poets, Writers and Artists Collection, and in June the School joined forces with the Edward Thomas […]
Bluebells in Dymock Woods, 2014. Photo: HWeeks Here is an exciting internship opportunity through DegreePlus that will be of especial interest to anyone who loves poetry and is seeking classroom experience. The Dymock Poets were a group of writers […]
English Literature and Creative Writing students at the University of Gloucestershire were invited to an event on the theme of writing and walking that took place in Ledbury on the 25th October. Anna Stenning (PhD candidate at the University of Worcester) […]
Of the many writers and artists who have drawn inspiration from Gloucestershire and the borderlands, the Dymock Poets represent a particular moment in English life in the years leading up to WW1. Edward Thomas, Rupert Brooke, Eleanor Farjeon, […]
The Centre for Writing, Place and History presents ‘”The sun filled earth and heaven with a great light”: Edward Thomas’s poetic evocation of the weather world’ Anna Stebbing (University of Worcester) […]