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Over the years much has been written about John Clare which now has largely disappeared. These ephemera are often worthy of a second look... hence these pages. Ephemera is defined as 'transitory written and printed matter not intended to be retained or preserved', the word being derived from the Greek... 'things lasting no more than a day'. So here is your chance to read some of these again...
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John Clare Ephemera: An Outing to Langley Bush
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An Outing to Langley Bush. As many will know I have been an athlete all my life. One of the joys of spending quite so much time out on the tracks and paths of rural. As I often do on my perambulations, especially in the Helpston area, I was musing on some of Clare’s lines. As I ran down past what I call ‘Swaddywell Corner’ I looked right toward Southey Wood and recalled Clare’s words, this time from his Journal written in December 1824, and smiled quietly to myself:. The site of the ancient thorn bush is...
John Clare Ephemera: The Ballad of John Clare
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The Ballad of John Clare. The Independent - Friday, 3 December 2010. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Over the years much has been written about John Clare which now has largely disappeared. These ephemera are often worthy of a second look. hence these pages. Ephemera is defined as 'transitory written and printed matter not intended to be retained or preserved', the word being derived from the Greek. 'things lasting no more than a day'. So here is your chance to read some of these again. Clare and Charles Lamb.
John Clare Ephemera: Ronnie Blythe (with permission) on "The Poet in Love".
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Ronnie Blythe (with permission) on "The Poet in Love". Well, one more John Clare Festival has taken place – the thirty-second! Few English writers have experienced such a constant attention. It was, as nearly always, a lovely summer’s day and the Barnack stone village was baking. And then the familiar faces and the long drive home – ninety miles! I read, or re-read, The Poet in Love. The book makes us look at Clare in a fresh way – and this is no easy matter considering the stream of Clare criticism.
John Clare Ephemera: 172 years on, poet saves church from phone mast blight with a sonnet
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172 years on, poet saves church from phone mast blight with a sonnet. Gazing across the fenlands in 1832, poet John Clare was moved to verse by the beauty of a church spire dominating the surrounding landscape. He composed a captivating sonnet extolling the magnificent vista of St Benedict's in the village of Glinton. Now, 172 (sic) years on, his words have dramatically become the. Salvation of the rural scene that beguiled him so long ago. Thing around it glow with beauty not their own'. BT said, "Since...
John Clare Ephemera: A Review of "The Later Poems of John Clare" by Ronald Blythe
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A Review of "The Later Poems of John Clare" by Ronald Blythe. The Later Poems of John Clare, 1837-1864. Volumes I and II. Edited by Eric Robinson, David Powell and. It is no exaggeration to say that everyone. Who has read John Clare, ordinary. Appreciator of his work and scholar alike, has long been in urgent need of this book. Nearly half of the poet's life was spent in. Asylums where, as he rightly said, all that. Was left to him was what he found in his. Dreams. In his imagination, he meant. Are the '...
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John Clare 150 ~ A Virtual Exhibition of Work
John Clare 150 A Virtual Exhibition of Work. 2014 marks 150 years since the death of the poet John Clare. The “John Clare Poet” facebook group have combined together to produce a virtual exhibition to mark this important anniversary. On the right hand side of this page is our list of contributors - paintings, photographs, music, poetry and prose - Click on any one of these to see each individual contribution. Sees Clare as ". England's most articulate village voice". John Clare Society Festival. Is held ...
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John Clare and the Folk Tradition
John Clare and the Folk Tradition. John Clare and the Folk Tradition. Dream Not of Love CD. Harback: 15.00 plus P&P. CD: 10.00 plus P&P. Paperback: 15.00 plus P&P. John Clare and the Folk Tradition,. By George Deacon, was first published in 1983 by Sinclair Browne. It was republished in paperback by Francis Boutle i. The book has been widely reviewed and has been cited in most critical studies of John Clare since its first publication. Extracts from some of the reviews will be found here: Reviews. From t...
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John Clare Ephemera
All sorts of writings with Clare at their centre. Click on the article you would like to read. On the 'Page List' on the left. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Clare and Charles Lamb. John Clare and the Newspapers. Ronnie Blythe (with permission) on "The Poet in Love". Tributes to David Powell. You owe it to yourself to visit John Clare country. That Swaggering, Bouncing Pronoun. 172 years on, poet saves church from phone mast blight with a sonnet. The Ballad of John Clare. Clare texts set to music.
John Clare Essays
Essays on aspects of Clare's life and poetry. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The prolific poet John Clare's work was hardly even read for the best part of a century, let alone having been the subject of study and critical comment. However, in the past 70 years a growing community have begun to take Clare's work much more seriously. From time to time we hope here to publish a few essays examining the work of this important and inspirational poet. Editorial Problems in John Clare (excerpt).
John Clare Journal
John Clare Journal (1824-25). All of Clare's 1824/5 Journal has now been posted on this site. I will be leaving it for research purposes for the forseeable future. Comments on individual entries are, of course, still very welcome. I will seek to answer questions within a day or so. Heard the Cuckoo for the first time this Season — it was said to be heard a week back by a Shepherd — Saw the large Grey Wagtail. I think it a bird of passage as I have never seen it in winter — some youn...This used to be 'Br...
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