Edwin Morgan's poster for the Sound and Syntax sound poetry festival at the Third Eye Centre in Glasgow, 1978 💜❤️ Edwin Morgan Trust

Found during research for mine and Julie Johnstone's selected edition of Edwin Morgan's concrete poetry: a vinyl version of his 1964 poem "Bees' Nest" on the wall Scottish Poetry Library, part of a concrete poetry exhibition that I curated at the library in 2012. Edwin Morgan Trust

The mile-high buildings flashed, flushed, greyed, went dark, greyed, flushed, flashed, chameleons under flak of cloud and sun… —Edwin Morgan, “Clydegrad” in CENTENARY SELECTED POEMS, Carcanet 2020 #Glasgow #Poem #SkyscraperDay 1/2 scottishpoetrylibrary.org.uk/poem/clydegrad/

“the word Metropolis – even as I type it here I feel it – stirs my blood” Concrete Poetry & the Glasgow High Rises: how Glasgow’s post-war high-rise construction gave ‘concrete poetry’ its most site-specific connotation for Edwin Morgan #SkyscraperDay 2/2 thebottleimp.org.uk/2023/11/i-am-i…

It’s all beginning again. Dead leaves or spring it comes back, it begins 🍂 from ‘je ne regrette rien’ by Edwin Morgan, published in The Second Life (1968)

We’re so excited to be collaborating with The Alasdair Gray Archive to offer two great opportunities for a researcher and a creative to work on a project about Alasdair and Eddie Researcher call-out to be announced on Monday – watch this space!

One of the treasures in the Morgan archives at UofGlasgowASC: a typescript of ‘Opening the Cage’, EM’s variations of a quote by John Cage—‘I have nothing to say and I am saying it and that is poetry’—who was born #OTD, 1912. UoG Archives & Special Collections, MS Morgan P/2/2

Honoured to be in such great company!❤️🥰

Knocked out with delight and so excited to be in such excellent company! It will be a year to remember for sure!

What a brilliant bunch!

PLEASE SHARE🙏 Open Call: Research Commission AGA & Edwin Morgan Trust are looking for a post-graduate or early career researcher to create a multimedia portfolio of work that maps and examines cross-overs & connections in the lives, work & practices of Gray and Morgan. Particular

This will be a dream of a project for some lucky researcher to work on ⬇️ please consider applying if you’re eligible!

Edwin Morgan's scrapbooks beautifully showcased on the cover of the latest issue of postmedieval . Thanks so much to the Edwin Morgan Trust & UofGlasgowASC for permission to use this image. You can read more here: link.springer.com/article/10.105… & here link.springer.com/article/10.105…

Come and be a part of StAnza 🤗 We’re “the country’s leading poetry festival” according to The Times And we want submissions from you poets, musicians and artists. Be part of our diverse, energy-rich offer in St Andrews in March 2025 info 👇 stanzapoetry.org/take-part/arti…

‘I loved you. You must know It was truly so, although As clay in clay you cannot catch my thanks, my steadiness, my lateness, my praise.’ ‘John I’ by Edwin Morgan, written in memory of John Scott, his partner of 16 years, who died in September 1978.

S1 pupils put their research skills to work while studying #Hyena by #edwinmorgan #growth #research #poetry Mrs Hughes proudly displays their findings 🐾

I'm giving a free online talk tomorrow for Humanist Society Scotland on Edwin Morgan and humanism Edwin Morgan Trust if you fancy it humanism.scot/events