Linda Freedman presents on Blake, Robert Duncan and the Politics of Writing from Myth at the Global Blake Conference

Stephen F. Eisenman presents a wide-ranging discussion of Blake's attitudes to slavery and abolitionism.

Mike Goode's presentation from the Global Blake conference considers the role that fragmented texts take on in a world of information exchange.

Harriet Stubbs in conversation with Jason Whittaker and Sibylle Erle regarding her album, Heaven and Hell: Doors of Perception.

David Worrall explores how developments in neuroscience may help us understand Blake’s visions as ectoptic experiences.

Alexander Abichou considers ways in which the mysticism of Ibn Arabi may illuminate our understanding of William Blake.

Jodie Marley considers the various ways in which William and Georgina Yeats made use of Blake’s mysticism in A Vision.

Clare Broome Saunders explores how Blake influenced Phoebe Traquair’s illustrations to Elizabeth Barrett Browning's Sonnets from the Portuguese,

This paper notes how commentators used notions of citizenship and hospitality to understand Blake during the period 1910-1930.