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Latest @tedhughessocety.blueskysocial podcast: fascinating insights from Ann Skea - greatest living authority on myth, legend and magic in Ted Hughes - into Hughes's poems about swallows: shows.acast.com/the-ted-hugh...

Latest @tedhughessociety.bsky.social
podcast at our host Acast: shows.acast.com/the-ted-hugh... Brilliant
@piecorbett.bsky.social talks about his work outside the classroom, as an inspector of schools, as an English advisor, and as a freelance consultant and the continuing influence of Hughes.

Latest @tedhughessociety.bsky.social podcast at our host Acast: shows.acast.com/62c2ed4409d2...? The wonderful @piecorbett.bsky.social talking about influence of Hughes on his teaching and writing, his early years as a teacher, and writing and performing partnership with @brianmosespoet.bsky.social

Delighted to announce latest @tedhughessociety.bsky.social podcast: brilliant Di Beddow on how Ted Hughes poetry and ideas influenced her teaching and details of Hughes’s own very brief career as a teacher at Coleridge Secondary Modern School in Cambridge. On Acast open.acast.com/public/strea...

Thank you Frank. Northern magic realism - still unrecognised and uncelebrated.

On Friday 7 March I'm going to be speaking at Moyse's Hall Museum about Suffolk Folklore - you can get tickets here: www.moyseshall.org/whats-on/det...

That would be great. Could you remind me of when you’re in London, please?

Or perhaps an annex of the Unseen University of Ankh-Morpork?

Tom, I fear that ‘Hit me up’ maybe lost in translation over here - unless, of course, this is intended as a thibboleth?

Just had an exchange with Diane Purkiss who suggests ‘Faeology’ and in tribute to her #TroublesomeThings I suggest Tribulatiology, both bastardised terms but as she said how appropriate given the nature of fairies.

Understand perfectly you’d had enough of getting up before dawn and driving across the Pennines…but Saturdays are simply not the same without Croissant Corner.

Second Ted Hughes Society podcast on Ted Hughes In Education: Max Raab MA student at Darlington
on creating project 'Who or What is Crow?' shows.acast.com/the-ted-hugh... Also available on Spotify, Amazon Music and Apple.