Author Archives
Anne Elvey is a researcher and poet with an interest in ecological hermeneutics, ecopoetics and biblical studies.
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Will we hear ‘what the imperilled earth has said’? – Judith Rodriguez speaks up
You can read Judith Rodriguez’s ‘LINES OF GALILEE’ here.
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Spinning fragile worlds – Jennifer Harrison speaks up
Read Jennifer Harrison’s poem here.
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the form the coal the dust the dust writes Jonathan Dunk
Read Jonathan Dunk’s poem ‘Hymn to the Commodity-fetish’ here.
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What makes a happy nation? Michele Seminara’s found poem
Read Michele Seminara’s ‘Building a Happy Nation’ here.
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Dan Disney speaks up
‘The oceans aghasted, vastly, again …’ writes Dan Disney in ‘The unspeakables’. Read it here.
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‘when they’ve taken the money and run’ – Pete Spence speaks up
Read Pete Spence’s poem here
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Richard James Allen speaks up
Can we hold back the darkness? Read Richard James Allen’s ‘Study for an untitled landscape’ here.
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Looking back from 2030 – Michelle Cahill speaks up
Listen to and read Michelle Cahill’s poem ‘2030, Adani, a Retrospective’ here
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Michael Aiken speaks up
Read his poem ‘The Eater of Worlds’ here
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Hope for Whole by Jill Jones
Jill Jones’ poem uses no ‘a’ or ‘i’ vowels – no Adani. Read it here.
