Remembered landscapes
Maria Isakova Bennett reflects on the importance of notebooks in making her work
Farmotherlands
Julie Leoni responds to the impact of changing agricultural systems on the land
One blown human flower
Three new poems by Carol Rumens following in the footsteps of Dafydd ap Gwilym
Thyme for a song
Ashleigh Fisk sings her queered version of the traditional folk song ‘Let No Man Steal Your Thyme’
Mothers and daughters
A preview from Daughter Wound, the new collection for Hazel Press by poet Nkateko Masinga
An illustrator’s eye
Wildlife illustrator Marc Dando on how the act of drawing can help us to 'see'
Rivers, rocks, air and rain
Three poems by Terry Gifford about journeys in air, water, earth and stone
A Proustian blossoming
Jane Brocket explores Marcel Proust's fascination with hawthorn blossom, the flower of May