'the ground to work from': reading the poetry of Lee Harwood

Panel: Jeff Hilson (Roehampton) and Professor Robert Hampson (RHUL)

Chair and panel organiser: Dr Amy Evans Bauer (DMU)

Unless stated otherwise, all our events are free of charge and anyone interested in the topic is welcome to attend. Registration is required for all events.

Early Medieval Breton Manuscripts: An Introduction to BretPal

'Libraries' Collecting and Self-Presentation since Black Lives Matter: a US-UK Comparison'

Perfume, London and the 'Orient': Re-reading John Frederick Lewis's Lilium Auratum (1871) and W. M. Thackeray's From Cornhill to Cairo (1845)

'the ground to work from': reading the poetry of Lee Harwood

Other events

Early Medieval Breton Manuscripts: An Introduction to BretPal

'Libraries' Collecting and Self-Presentation since Black Lives Matter: a US-UK Comparison'

Perfume, London and the 'Orient': Re-reading John Frederick Lewis's Lilium Auratum (1871) and W. M. Thackeray's From Cornhill to Cairo (1845)