Holly Richards
Published: 25 September 2017
The places of the small press
University of Edinburgh
The places of the small press
Academic History:
2017: PhD English Literature
2015 - 2016: MPhil English Literature
2011 - 2014: BA Hons English Literature
Supervisors:
Dr David Farrier
Dr Tom Mole
Research Interests:
- Contemporary poetry
- Landscape writing
- Environmental humanities
- Visual Art
- Poetry and art in the landscape
- Books as objects
- Curatorial methods
- Working in and with the domestic space
My research examines the small- and micro-presses since 1960. I am interested in how the hybrid practices and outputs of these presses, which include poetry, art, music and performance, enable an investigation (or indeed a creation) of place. My key presses are Moschatel, Coracle, Corbel Stone and Wild Hawthorn. I am currently working on collaboration, the book as object, domesticity, walking, conceptual art and the frequently overlooked women of the small press.
Previous Research Projects:
I studied Richard Skelton's work for my MPhil.
During my undergraduate degree, I researched mid-century Anglo-Welsh landscape poetry.
Contact Details:
Email: holly.richards@ed.ac.uk
First published: 25 September 2017