An article I wrote with Jon Anderson @CUGeogPlan for @literarygeogs is out today. On literature, place, and the significance of the national scale in literary studies. Free and online here: https://t.co/y131YHkFhx
Fine day to be down the bay. If you’re around don’t forget to check out the #CartographicImaginaries exhibition at @YPierhead! Free. All welcome/Croeso i bawb!
Prof Jon Anderson discussing the project with the Royal Institution of South Wales @swanseamuseum. “This isn’t “the” literary atlas but “a” literary atlas of Wales”. #CartographicImaginaries
Thanks to everyone who came along to the #CartographicImaginaries launch at @YPierhead last night. Brilliant artists on display until 20 February. Diolch pawb. https://t.co/SfcqlT8tex
Thanks @LitAtlasWales for a brill #cardiff launch of the touring exhibition.
Literary Atlas Wales runs a website for ‘deep mapping of eng language novels set in Wales’ .
They commissioned artists to respond to a chosen text. Head to @YPierhead for more, recommended!
#celf#art
I’m introducing my film Sitelines (a response to the landscape of Alan Garner’s The Owl Service) at the opening of the #CartographicImaginaries exhibition tomorrow.
6pm at the Senedd, Cardiff.
All welcome!
@YPierhead @LitAtlasWales
Our exhibition at the Senedd/Pierhead opens today! Official launch details are below. We’re also running free tours with Prof Jon Anderson this Saturday at 11 and 1, please contact us or @YPierhead if you’re interested. Croeso i bawb/all welcome! #CartographicImaginaries
🔊We're launching the last leg of the Cartographic Imaginaries/Dychmygiadau Cartograffig tour with @bethanjenkins and @SeanVicary at the Senedd!
⏰6pm🗓15 Jan/Ion 2020
All welcome/croeso i bawb!
Free event: register your interest at litatlaswales[at]gmail[dot]com.
🔊We're launching the last leg of the Cartographic Imaginaries/Dychmygiadau Cartograffig tour with @bethanjenkins and @SeanVicary at the Senedd!
⏰6pm🗓15 Jan/Ion 2020
All welcome/croeso i bawb!
Free event: register your interest at litatlaswales[at]gmail[dot]com.
The team is very pleased to announce a call for papers for our upcoming two-day conference: 'Mapping Space, Mapping Time, Mapping Texts'. July 16-7 @ The British Library. Please share, print, post, RT, etc the poster and cfp attached.
‘How to write about a place? Where do we start?’ Special event @ManMetUni on evening of Thursday, 5 December to discuss ‘Maxwell Street’ featuring @CresswellTim Jean Sprackland from @McrWritingSchl@lucaknorr & James Robinson from @MMUHG More info soon https://t.co/WJzb4ICZbt
Our first article based on the findings of our field trips has been published in Tourism Geographies. Thank you to those who took part! It’s online here: Attuning to the affective in literary tourism: Emotional states in Aberystwyth, Mon Amour. https://t.co/0yrFXJGiYH
@sarahkmarr I’d never seen a physical copy until I started researching my #OwlService film for @LitAtlasWales then they just kept popping up... this is from when I met Dafydd Rees’s daughter & granddaughters!
Looking at deep time, ecology, mapping & climate change in Wales at the Mon & Brec canal. A geological map of South Wales coalfields links land to minerals & geology to extraction & industry to land use to culture to colonialism, globalisation, to empire...@peakcymru #hinterlands
Coincidentally I finished reading Twenty Thousand Saints this past weekend, after starting it during a recent trip to the Llŷn. Odd to think of the island being uninhabited now, to me it’s filled with Fflur’s brilliant cast of characters. I’ll have to make the trip out next time.