River

reading by Lucia Sellars

Beatbox Choir

poetry film by Karen Dedenczuk and Mark Tredinnick

A Manual of Wonder

Lucy English reads A Manual of Wonder which was made in collaboration with Dave Richardson

Have you seen Kai?

a poetry film by Maria Jastrzębska and Wendy Pye

Coming Through

a voice recording by Ian Gibbins

New/found/land

video-essay about connection to a landscape by Marilyn McCabe

Daisy Miller

poetry film by Charlie Baylis

Lorelei

poetry film by Mark Niehus

The Smell of Mist

poetry film by Stevie Ronnie and Lucy English

I Think About Your Hands

poetry film by Marina Kazakova

Canticle

poetry film by Erica Goss

Friends

video reading by Harula Ladd

Tailspin

an animation by Nina Lewis.

Garden

by Marius Grose and Caleb Parkin

Return of the Discoteque Dancers

Ian Humphreys reads Return of the Discoteque Dancers

Winter Trees: a videohaiku sequence

by Dave Bonta

From Liverpool To Seoul

by Finn Harvor

Waiting in the Wings of England

by Janet Lees

Underrated Bird

by Laura Frare and Mary Kathryn Jablonski

Blue Flash Flash

by Jane Glennie and Julia Bird

Becoming

by Ben Haydn and Jonah Geh

Spirals: Tracks for Finding Home

by PartSuspended – Poetry: Beatriz Viol

THE SAILOR

Filmmaker is Beeli Sim, poetry by Hun Tong

Heavenly Creatures

by Julia Wendell. Photography by Sally Gall.

Mondes

by Jean Coulombe and Gilbert Sévigny

DEER & GHOST OF DEER

by Carolyn Guinzio

Does This Make Sense?

by Elizabeth Godber

The Philips Modern Atlas of the World

by Colm Scully

On the Number 73 in Bristol

by Stephen Lightbown

The Book of Hours: Deborah Harvey reviews the book

It’s often noted how rare it is for a poet to straddle the gap between page and performance poetry successfully. Lucy English has managed to keep a foot firmly in both camps for many years, and with her new project The Book of Hours (Burning Eye books), she has added an extra genre, that of…