Kennings in the Community

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A cultural engagement project that seeks to produce resources for creative writing workshops based o

A cultural engagement project that seeks to produce resources for creative writing workshops based on the kenning, an idiosyncratic poetic device used in Old Norse and Anglo-Saxon poetry. KiC aims not only to nurture a wider public interest in skaldic metaphor, but to encourage people to create their own kennings relevant to their everyday experience, thereby prompting them to question and re-imagine the way our culture conceptualises the world.

Photos 07/11/2013

Hello everyone. In future Emma and Debbie will be posting from the Eight Legged Horse page. If you're interested in their future projects please follow them there!

Photos 16/08/2013

Distant Voices: from Iceland to Viking Wirral at the Grosvenor Museum:

http://bit.ly/18zgEJP

Modern Poets on Viking Poetry 30/05/2013

Modern Poets on Viking Poetry anthology :D

Modern Poets on Viking Poetry An anthology of responses to skaldic poetry, produced as part of the cultural translation project Modern Poets on Viking Poetry

Modern Poets on Viking Poetry 23/05/2013

London Edition

08/05/2013

Path of the field-lobster ~ 'Líknarbraut'

01/05/2013

So you think you're a riddle-smith? Resources from the Kennings in the Community project are now available online!

Kennings in the Community | Modern Poets on Viking Poetry Kennings in the CommunityWelcome to Kennings in the Community, a resource for teachers, poets and any interested members of the public who want to learn about the scope for the use of kennings as a stimulus for poetic creativity. Kennings are riddle-like phrases used by Viking and Anglo-Saxon poets…

Modern poets on Viking poetry: readings! | Modern Poets on Viking Poetry 19/04/2013

Line-up announced for the Cambridge and London MPVP readings :D

Modern poets on Viking poetry: readings! | Modern Poets on Viking Poetry Modern poets on Viking poetry: readings!Leave a reply a selection of poets will read their responses to skaldic verse as part of the cultural translation project Modern Poets on Viking Poetry ~ readers tbathese events are FREE and ALL ARE WELCOMECambridge ~ Friday 26 April, 7 for 7.30pmJudith E Wils...

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