Poetry at Warwick
About
Poetry at Warwick was established by Emma Mason in 2016 to bring together colleagues across the university with critical interests in poetry and poetics from all periods. Our focus is on showcasing colleagues' ongoing critical work on poetry and providing a space in which to advertise workshops and conferences in the field. If you wish to be listed on our pages, or kept up to date with events, please email Mae.Losasso@warwick.ac.uk or Stacey.McDowell@warwick.ac.uk.
The site's main image is 'Mylar void poetics' (Digital art from photos ©2015 Michael Dickel), reproduced with the kind permission of the artist and poet Michael Dickel.
Research
Ecopoetics at Warwick
Beyond nature writing, ecopoetics ranges from the making and study of pastoral and wilderness poetry to the intersection of poetry and animal studies, or from the poetics of urban environments to poets' responses to disasters and matters of environmental justice.
Bloomsbury Studies in Critical Poetics
Bloomsbury Studies in Critical Poetics, which seeks to publish the best contemporary scholarship on poetry from across the world, is edited by Professor Dan Katz.
Publications
For a comprehensive list of PAW-associated publications, click here.
Latest
Lilac Cube #04
LC#04 will take place on Tuesday 4th November 2025 @ 5pm at the Mead Gallery in the Warwick Arts Centre. Featuring readings from Jeanne Heuving and Robert Hampson, as well as an opportunity to see 'Tea Bowl Punk', a new exhibition of works by Japanese ceramic artist Takuro Kuwata. Entry is free, and so are the drinks.
READ: 'They Dream Only of the Lilac Cube' by Imaan Aziz and Aram Akbari-Madovi
Third-year English Literature students Imaan Aziz and Aram Akbari-Madovi have co-authored a review essay on Lilac Cube, which they describe as 'a rewarding opportunity to be able to witness a curation of artists share their art, their muses and their intellect'. Read the full article here.Link opens in a new window
