#Hermes

Anthony Nanson

Nov 21, 20178 min read

Reflections on an evening with Lindsay Clarke at Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution, 6 S

by Ken Masters ‘Hello everybody, assuming you can hear me! I am the ghost of Aristotle, and I haunt the Elwin room at BRLSI, especially...

Anthony Nanson

May 30, 20171 min read

Koinos Hermes

Here’s a poem from A Dance With Hermes: Koinos Hermes The work begins and ends with him: the sly light-fingered god of crossways,...

Anthony Nanson

Mar 28, 20174 min read

Review of A Dance with Hermes by Lindsay Clarke

by Diana Durham Gods are forces with which we as mortal humans eternally engage. This is the fundamental insight writer Lindsay Clarke...

Anthony Nanson

Mar 21, 20172 min read

Hermes with Lindsay Clarke

It was a true delight to participate in the event at the Chapel Arts Cafe in Bath on the evening of 10th March. The cafe, which provides...

Anthony Nanson

Mar 14, 20171 min read

Review for A Dance With Hermes

“It’s quite short, but it’s enjoyable. I have never read a sequence of poems like this before, but I would certainly consider doing so in...