News
Article by Steve Enniss
The Times Literary Supplement (TLS) has published an article by Stephen Enniss titled "Ted Hughes, archives and alligators. How – and why – writers' papers end up in British and American libraries" [more]
Interview with Frieda Hughes
The online magazine The Browser has published an interview with Frieda Hughes in which she talks about several poetry collections by other authors as well as her own writing. [more]
New book by Heather Clark
Heather Clark of Marlboro College whom many of you will remember from the Ted Hughes Conference at Campbridge has published "The Grief of Influence: Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes" with Oxford University ... [more]
Ted Hughes' Papers in the British Library
Roy Davids has submitted an essay about Ted Hughes' Papers in the British Library. [more]
Ted Hughes Award goes to Kaite O’Reilly
The Ted Hughes Award 2010 goes to Kaite O'Reilly for her play The Persians. [more]
Mystery Salmon Poem
Bruce Sandison of The Salmon Farm Monitor is looking for confirmation whether salmon poem was written by Ted Hughes [more]
Ted Hughes Society announces symposium
The Ted Hughes Society has announced its first Day Symposium [more]
Norman Nicholson, John Fisher and Ted Hughes
David Boyd, author of a biography of Norman Nicholson, alerted me to the link between Ted Hughes' teacher John Fisher, Norman Nicholson and Hughes [more]
Cambridge podcast transcript published
Ann Skea has uploaded the transcript of the podcast of the conversation between Daniel Huws, Richard Hollis and Carol Hughes, recorded at the Ted Hughes Conference at Pembroke College. [more]
Ted Hughes Award Shortlist
The shortlist for the Ted Hughes Award for New Work in Poetry includes Martin Figura, Kaite O’Reilly, Christopher Reid, David Swann and Katharine Towers [more]
New text and podcast by Roy Davids
Roy Davids has submitted a new text in which he remembers Ted Hughes and Seamus Heaney at the Cheltenham Festival in 1982.
There is also a podcast with Roy published by the ABC's BookShow. [more]
Ted Hughes Society launched
As had been agreed during the Ted Hughes conference at Cambridge in September 2010, a Ted Hughes Society has been founded. [more]
New book by Glyn Hughes
Glyn Hughes's poetry collection "A Year in the Bull-Box" is to be published on 26 February 2011 by Arc Publications [more]
Sale of Ted Hughes-related items
Roy Davids has a sale at Bonhams on 29 March 2011 which includes some Ted Hughes-related items [more]
"The Double-ended Key" by Roy Davids
Roy Davids has published a collection of poems "The Double-ended Key" which includes poems in memory of Ted Hughes. [more]
Where is the Black Beast -- Film interpretation of Crow
Brooklyn-based artist Simon Lee and the musician Algis Kizys have created a film "interpretation" of poems from Ted Hughes' Crow. [more]
Tim Supple memoir online!
In 2008, Lucas Myers and Bert Wyatt-Brown had begun a book of memoirs and related pieces which, unfortunately, had to be dropped for various reasons. Now, Ann Skea has published director Tim Supple's ... [more]
Paintings of Hughes's childhood landscape
Art dealer Philip Hughes of Skipton has commissioned six new paintings inspired by Hughes's childhood landscape. The paintings are on display in his art shop in Hebden Bridge Market and online. [more]
Poetry and Childhood
A new book edited by Morag Styles, Louise Joy and David Whitley includes essays on Hughes's children's writing. The pieces were originally presented at conference organised by Morag Styles for the British ... [more]
New poem by Roy Davids
Roy Davids has submitted a new Ted Hughes-related poem, titled "Peacock at Newnham Courtenay Arboretum, one day with Ted Hughes". [more]
Eisbergfreistadt is a project by Nicholas Kahn and Richard Selesnick. Their story goes that in 1923, at the height of the hyperinflation, a huge iceberg stranded just off the German town of Lübeck in the Baltic Sea. The iceberg was declared a free trade zone and attracted a lot of attention. It inspired the artists of the time to design Notgeld (inflation money) … But you best read on and explore for yourselves at 
www.eisbergfreistadt.com.
"Adam and the Sacred Nine: A Cabbalistic Drama": In her essay, Ann Skea explores the Cabbalistic context of Ted Hughes's "Adam and the Sacred Nine", also casting light on the 'hidden' God figure in the Adam sequence.
"What is the Truth? Ted Hughes, Childhood, Memories and Stories" is an essay exploring aspects of Ted Hughes's biography as remembered by Hughes and others, how we remember and more.
Edward Hadley: The Elegies of Ted Hughes, Palgrave Macmillan, 2010 [
more].
The Letters of Ted Hughes, Faber & Faber 2007/2009; [more].
Ted Hughes: Collected Poems (paperback), Faber & Faber 2009; [more].
Collected Poems for Children (paperback), Faber & Faber 2009; [more].
Daniel Huws's Memories of Ted Hughes 1952–1963 (Richard Hollis, 2010) [
more].
Ehor Boyanowsky: Savage Gods, Silver Ghosts: In the Wild with Ted Hughes (Douglas & McIntyre).
Review and podcast here.
Ann Skea's website with reviews, essays and more!
... is maintained by Frances Robinson. It has a "Hughes Corner" and regularly features news relating to Mytholmroyd and the area. [Click the image for more]