‘Where horizons meet’: a one-day conference on Peter Riley
14 January 2012
Venue: The Keynes Library, Birkbeck, 43 Gordon Square, London WC1H 0PD,
Sponsored by Gylphi as part of the Contemporary Writers: Critical Essays book series (ed: Sarah
Dillon, University of St Andrews)
http://www.gylphi.co.uk/events
Coffee: 9.30-10 am
Panel 1: Peter Riley and the British avant-garde (10 am-11 am)
Ian Heames: Reading on: eisogesis and the politics of refusal in Peter Riley’s accounts of
contemporary difficulty
David Malcolm: Passing Measures? Peter Riley’s Poetics: Tradition and Avant Garde
Ian Brinton: Peter Riley as editor
Break: 11 am-11.15
Panel 2: Peter Riley and transfer (11.15-12.15)
Jamie Wilkes: ‘Limestone is the humanistic rock’: some limestone fantasies in the work of Adrian
Stokes and Peter Riley
Alex Latter: The prose-work of Tracks and Mineshafts
Wolfgang Görtschacher: On translating Peter Riley
Lunch 12.15-1 pm
Panel 3: Peter Riley and landscape (1 pm-2 pm)
George Ttouli: Depth of Field: the quest for meaning in Alstonefield: a poem
Amy Cutler: L/andedness ends (provisional)
Peter Larkin: The Terrain across Text: poems eliding/guiding poems (Small Square Plots)
Break: 2 pm-2.15
Roundtable discussion: 2.15-3.15
Break: 3.15-3.30
Readings: 3.30-5 pm
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