By Lucy, with Christine Johnson Six and a half years. This is how long it took for Lucy […]
Category Archive: Refuge From the Ravens
The poet William Wordsworth wrote about encounters with people on the move, as he walked English roads and byways 200 years ago. These poems, and those of fellow poet Coleridge, were published as Lyrical Ballads in 1798. Our project is a reply, in poems and song, from people today who are affected by homelessness, or vulnerable. Supported by the Heritage Fund. Thanks to National Lottery Players.
EXPLORING REFUGE FROM THE RAVENS WITH ONE OF THE MAKERS By Delyth Refuge from the Ravens is a […]
By Keiron What I’ve tried to say is , no matter how useless you are think you are […]
By Scott Thurston WALKING A LINE WITH WILLIAM AND DOROTHY WORDSWORTH: a workshop It was wonderful to reprise […]
By Stephen Raw 11th of October 2022. We have arrived. Our coach from Manchester with ‘Back on Track’ […]
Refuge from the Ravens — on exhibition at Wordsworth Grasmere until early January 2023 In 1798 William Wordsworth […]
Workshop with Tom Harrison House, at Wordsworth Grasmere Amongst the fields and woods, I see A man standing […]
By Julia Grime Our first workshop with Tom Harrison House in Liverpool – a glorious sunny day in […]
Wordsworth’s Sonnets Transposed for the 21st Century I am in awe of the team at Zwiebelfish for their […]
Making the new Lyrical Ballads is a long, painstaking process, punctuated with both light and dark moments. The […]