What would your research say if it had a voice? This is an experimental poem written from the point of view of research. The title of the poem is inspired by the film If These Walls Could Talk (1996).

Video of performance available here - https://lsrn2023.my.canva.site/#page-6

If Research Could Talk

Inspired by the novel Journey to the Centre of the Earth (1864) by Jules Verne and the album Journey to the Centre of the Earth (1974) by Rick Wakeman.

Journey to the Centre of Research. A Poetic Adventure.

Inspired by the song Barry and Freda by Victoria Wood.

Let’s Teach/Research It

The Researcher's Soliloquy

Étude

A poem inspired by and adapted from Shakespare'es Sonnet 18.

Published in #JoyFE magazine Number 17: https://pub.lucidpress.com/JOYFE17/#W6DX6Liat0e~

Digital Sonnet 18

Submission to English Association.   

A poetic response to the theme of 'Use of English'.

https://englishassociation.ac.uk/

Damascene Moment

An autoethnographic sound piece exploring completing the Virtual Lakeland 105 mile event in London in July 2023.

Image created by London Underground Sign Generator - http://www.redkid.net/generator/underground/

Canny Wharf

'I’m calling you, Centre. A techno-autoethnographic Stream of Critical Poetic Consciousness'

I’m Calling You, Centre. An Techno - Autoethnographic Stream Of Critical Poetic Consciousness

A crowdsourced poem co-created for the NAG exploring gender bias in the workplace.

NAG is an artist collective.

The poem was performed at the opening of the exhibition at Port Independent in November 2023.

"I nag therefore I am"

A Workplace of Our Own. A Crowdsourced Poem for the NAG.

The poem was written as a poetic response to hope an open call by Kathryn Crowley to write about Teresa Deevey with respect to the themes of hope, creativity and courage.

Pip the Poet

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