Adam Horovitz

Adam Horovitz published his first full collection of poetry, Turning, with Headland in 2011. He has written a memoir, A Thousand Laurie Lees (History Press, 2014), and released Little Metropolis, a CD of poetry and music, in 2015. The Soil Never Sleeps was released by Palewell Press in 2018. He is also one of Ledbury Poetry Festival’s Versopolis poets.

What can Michael Gove - and the rest of us - learn from a new poetry of the soil?

What happens when a poet (and lifelong vegetarian) spends a year on Britain’s stock farms during and after the Brexit vote - and what lessons do farmers have for both Leavers and Remainers?

By Adam Horovitz

/ 19 Jan 2018

Jeff Nuttall lives!

Rebel polymath and cultural agitator, author of Bomb Culture (published in that tumultuous year, 1968), and a jazzman extraordinaire. Hard-drinking, lyrical, puckish and sublime, a rare (these days, increasingly so)

By Candida Clark, Adam Horovitz and Ann Drysdale

/ 28 Apr 2004

Next year in Jerusalem: three poems

Adam Horovitz Married to the body (i) Blood, like music, links back into itself, rich with the thought-threads of generations. In the blood, haemoglobin sings like fire dancing on the

By Adam Horovitz

/ 25 Mar 2004

Adam Horovitz

What can Michael Gove - and the rest of us - learn from a new poetry of the soil?

Jeff Nuttall lives!

&#147;Next year in Jerusalem&#148;: three poems

Next year in Jerusalem: three poems