K. Ramesh: Haiku Poet And Ecological Activist in South India
Robert Hirschfield presents the work of a dedicated lover of nature
‘A haiku poet cannot be a witness alone. He must be a spokesperson as well.’
Book Review: ‘Conversations with Dostoevsky’
Andrew Watson engages with an innovative new book by George Pattison which explores Dostoevsky’s relevance in the contemporary world
George William Russell: A Forgotten Irish Mystic
Gabriel Rosenstock gives a poetic response to twelve visionary paintings by the ‘myriad-minded’ writer and polymath
‘[Through his works] we may see the world once more in its primal beauty, may recover a sense of the long-forgotten but inextinguishable grandeur of the soul’
Emily Young: Giving Voice to the Earth
The distinguished sculptor Emily Young talks about her work and the stories that stone can tell us
‘What does it look like when a human is at one with the universe? Embracing it all…’
Richard Lewis: Pilgrim in the Land of Children
Robert Hirshfield appreciates the work of a teacher who has devoted his life to inspiring children to write imaginative poetry
‘A child is the privacy of a universe learning to talk to itself.’
Introducing… ‘Perfect Days’ and ‘Nowhere Special’
Jane Clark watches two films with a contemplative theme