Kate McLoughlin

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Three Reading Women in a Summer Landscape by Johan Krouthén (1908). WikiCommons

Ten compelling poems about climate change – chosen by our experts

Jack Reid, University of Limerick; Amy Wilcockson, Queen Mary University of London; Clodagh Philippa Guerin, University of Limerick; Ellen Howley, Dublin City University; Janine Bradbury, University of York; Julie Meril Gardner, Nottingham Trent University; Kate McLoughlin, University of Oxford; Katie MacLean, University of Stirling; Sally Flint, University of Exeter, and Steve Waters, University of East Anglia

These poems span over 200 years and a range of emotions, from sorrow, to fear and hope.
When Children Are Asleep by Thomas Faed (1885). Walker Art Gallery

Silence: a brief literary history

Kate McLoughlin, University of Oxford

Without silences, we wouldn’t have the exquisite hush of medieval lullabies, the suspenseful secrets of the realist novel, or jagged modernist poetry.

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