Poets for the Planet’s event in support of environmental agencies in Gaza As poets, and especially as ecopoets, we are eternally conscious of the centrality and wellbeing of the environment as the foundation for all existence. The poetry of Palestinian…
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Wastelands: a Q&A with Susie Campbell
(Wastelands by Susie Campbell, published by Guillemot Press, 2025). Q: Could you tell us about Wastelands? A: Wastelands is my first full collection! It has been wonderful to work again with Guillemot Press who also published two of my pamphlets…
What do we mean by hope?
By Jemma Borg Hope for what? Do we mean a resistance to despair, as Rebecca Solnit has it? Do we mean hope for change? I was thinking about the climate scientists I heard talking at a conference recently and one…
“In the background there is always some type of dystopian setting”: an interview with Santiago Acosta
Santiago Acosta is a scholar and poet working at the intersections of literature, visual culture, and political ecology. His poetry collection El próximo desierto won the III José Emilio Pacheco Literature Prize “Ciudad y Naturaleza,” awarded by the Guadalajara International…
“For me, despair is just as activating as hope”: an interview with Moya De Feyter
Moya De Feyter writes poetry, theatre scripts and prose. Her debut collection Tot iemand eindelijk (Until someone finally) was nominated for the Poëziedebuutprijs aan Zee and received an honourable mention from the jury of the C. Buddingh Prize. Her second book Massastrandingen (Mass strandings)…