Very grateful to be included. Many thanks to @eatthestorms.com and @rhonagreene.bsky.social

Delight that my poem, 'Ground Control', will appear as part of this anthology.

Many thanks to @apricotpress.bsky.social and EIC @lizziealblas.bsky.social for publishing this poem. apricotpress.co.uk/2025/09/26/f...

Really pleased to have two of my poems, 'High Walls' and 'Bare life', accepted for publication by The Poetry Lighthouse. www.thepoetrylighthouse.com

Please come & support brilliant poets reading #LastSaturdayPoetry www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/last-satur... @calebparkinpoet.bsky.social @annasaund.bsky.social @carmellapoetry.bsky.social @irisannelewis.bsky.social @eoinflannery.bsky.social @dralyal.bsky.social @nmoliverpoetry.bsky.social SueProfitt

Delighted to be invited to read at this month's #LastSaturdayPoetry. Many thanks to @louisepoetical.bsky.social

Many thanks to Rough Diamond poetry and EIC, Charlotte Austin, for accepting my poem, 'Ground Control', for the 21st century Anthology. roughdiamondpoetry.com/poetry-2/

My latest poem, 'Things that will outlive us', is published in the latest issue of The Belfast Review thebelfastreview.wixsite.com/home/copy-of...

Very pleased to see my poem 'Lifting the rocks' in this issue. Many thanks to EIC @ellenharrold.bsky.social

“There are so many reasons why disrupting a neat notion of individuality is important,” says mycologist Merlin Sheldrake. “That illusion of separation, I think, has led us into great trouble.”

Very happy that my poem, 'Things that will outlive us ', has been accepted for the next issue of The Belfast Review. thebelfastreview.wixsite.com/home/issues

Busy weekend with 2 more new poems published. This time in theargylelitmag.com Many thanks to EIC, David Estringel www.theargylelitmag.com/poetry-2/fla...

Delighted to see my latest poem in www.summersetreview.org www.summersetreview.org/25summer/fla...

More-than-Human Worlds in Artistic Research A hybrid symposium focusing on artistic research within the environmental humanities, and how creative work helps us become attuned to more-than-human forms of intelligence, agency and sentience. See full details: tinyurl.com/4dy96x82 #envhum

Very pleased to have 2 poems accepted for the next issue of @theargylelitmag.bsky.social www.theargylelitmag.com/poetry

R&M Summer 2025 is live! Featuring work from Eóin Flannery, Ron Stottlemyer, Marisa Campbell, Margaret Kasper Reed, and more, these hymns of the bent world gather to a greatness. Join us online as the issue unfolds! rustandmoth.com/issue/summer...

New poem just published with @rustandmoth.bsky.social Many thanks to the editors. rustandmoth.com

"Trees share resources to overcome environmental challenges." Ecosystems work together to overcome difficult conditions, and most people do the same, given a chance. But we're told selfishness is not only normal, but a good thing, because that's how those who crave and gain wealth and power are.

Delighted to have a poem accepted by a stalwart outlet like The Main Street Rag. mainstreetrag.com

Submissions are OPEN for our 2025 flash fiction, poetry, short story and novel prizes! 📝⭐ Don't forget, you may also be eligible for our Young Writer Award, Dorset Award or Never Too Late Award (you don't need to enter these separately). All info at bridportprize.org.uk

Really pleased to have a poem accepted for the July issue of @metachrosislitmag.bsky.social metachrosislitmag.com/masthead/

Here's a funding opp: @wellcometrust.bsky.social – Climate Impact Awards (up to £2.5m). For researchers and projects addressing the impacts of climate change on physical and mental health on populations to drive urgent climate policy action wellcome.org/grant-fundin...

Very pleased to have a poem accepted for the Summer issue of @rustandmoth.bsky.social rustandmoth.com Many thanks to the editors.

The late, great Dermot Healy.

New research - Record sea surface temperature jump in 2023–2024 unlikely (1-in-512-year event) but not unexpected - "surface ocean temperatures are expected to revert to the expected long-term warming trend" We'll see ... #climatecrisis www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Sorry, bad link: here is the one with details: www.facebook.com/groups/16780...

Appreciate the 'nod' today in The Irish Times @dedalusdenaries.bsky.social Looking forward to seeing Colum speak about his new novel @micireland.bsky.social this evening.

My thanks to the editors, Ralf Haekel & Caroline Lusin, & to EFACIS for Review of Irish Studies in Europe 7.2 New Voices and New Directions in Twenty-First-Century Irish Writing; my contribution is on the brilliant Stephen Sexton & his elegy on Ciaran Carson: risejournal.eu/index.php/ri...

Latest poem available here: indd.adobe.com/view/5b713763-… With @hogriverpress.bsky.social

Delighted to have a new poem in the latest issue of @hogriverpress.bsky.social Very grateful to Kathryn James and Julian Aiken.

A few pics from the Hog Issue Two. Take a look at those contents pages. We have some incredible treats ahead of us!

Only one week left before submissions for Glass: A Journal of Poetry close until August! www.glass-poetry.com/journal/subm...

I love the attention paid to how we talk about human consciousness in this. By placing humans in their taxonomic place and using abductive inference, and other robust methods, we may find that life is more conscious than our anthropocentricism has allowed. There's so much yet to learn. #biodiversity

Rust & Moth’s Spring 2025 issue is live! This one concerns itself with messengers; be they voices from the other side, unfamiliar eyes in the leaves, winged familiars, or the seeds we use to pay them for their troubles. Join us online as the issue unfolds! rustandmoth.com/issue/spring...

I am guest editing a special issue of the peer reviewed journal, 'Humanities', on Modernist Ecologies in Irish Literature. Abstracts welcome and full submission details are available here: www.mdpi.com/si/230143

Very welcome delivery this afternoon.

Applications are now sought for the Glucksman Chair in Contemporary Writing in English. Research and teaching specialism in 20th and 21st-C Writing in English. Emphasis on Irish writers may be favoured University of Limerick www.ul.ie/vacancies

Because Huntington’s pathetic worldview is back on the table, here is Edward Said explaining why anyone who studies history cannot take Sammy’s theory seriously. youtu.be/ty_-zHrfEUY?...

Over 160 calls for submissions of poetry, fiction, flash, non-fiction, art, photography & more - competitions, literary journals, residencies, bursaries etc - open or with deadlines in January 2025. Best of luck & pls share! www.thisiswordbox.com/wordbox-blog...

Submissions open - #poetrycommunity

Thrilled to share that my 2022 book Saving Animals, Saving Ourselves is now open access! Animals matter for pandemics, climate change, and other catastrophes, and these catastrophes matter for animals. This book examines the science, ethics, and politics of these relationships. 1/10

Grateful to have a new poem, 'The Tree of Life', published in the latest issue of 'The Tiger Moth Review'. www.thetigermothreview.com

With thanks to @the-engine-idling.bsky.social

Finnegans Wake: untangling its histories of humans, the animal world and the environment. In a time when our relationship with the natural world is an increasingly pressing issue, Finnegans Wake is as relevant now as it was a century ago, writes Richard Barlow www.irishtimes.com/culture/book...

I’m specifically concerned about English, but once a university starts to remove entire core disciplines * , can it even call itself a university any longer? * Hull Chemistry department, I’m looking at you here.

New poem recently published in 'Sparks Literary Journal', available here: sparksliteraryjournal.com/2024/12/09/m...

Congratulations to Eugene O’Brien, MIC, and Anne Fogarty on the publication of this landmark volume. Very happy to have a chapter on Irish ecopoetics included. www.routledge.com/The-Routledg...