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Global Blake
A network dealing with the reception of William Blake
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Jason Whittaker
A comprehensive guide to Blake's life and his written and artistic works
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VALA
The Journal of The Blake Society
A magazine with articles, poems, stories and new art inspired by Blake
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Zoavision
Blake Bites and more
A collection of videos about William Blake
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William Blake, urban shaman: an interview with Niall McDevitt (ft. a bonus Blakean poem)
A relative newcomer both to London and to the world
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Walking in Blake’s footsteps: an interview with Louisa Amelia Albani
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Mental travel: an interview with Iain Sinclair
In a 2007 lecture delivered at Swedenborg House, later published
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The Rose in a Perfect Circle
The song title "Rose" (Mer de Noms, 2000) of the
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A Conversation with David Suff
What would it be like to have a conversation with
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Psychic pull: an interview with Tamar Yoseloff
Poet, publisher, and tutor Tamar Yoseloff has been immersed in
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Blake, zines, and gouda cheese: an interview with Max Reeves
As part of my research into Blake’s legacy in the
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Phaze Theory: Live at Balabam
As the tumultuous year that was 2020 comes finally to
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“Le Petit Prince” – a French Tale of Innocence and Experience
Le Petit Prince (1943) is the most famous work of
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Leslie Wilber presents an extraordinary visual response to Blake's mythology of the Four Zoas.
A Moving Illustration of William Blake’s Mythology
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Opposition,’ says William Blake, ‘is true friendship’. So opens the Foreword to Defence of the Devil by Eugene Halliday.
- Hephzibah Yohannan explores the Blakean writings of Eugene Halliday
Eugene Halliday
Morfydd Clark in Saint Maud
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For some commentators, it is this engagement with Blake which leads Maud into her deep obsession, but in truth Maud doesn't really understand Blake at all.
- Jason Whittaker, Visions of Saint Maud