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The affective afterlife of poets' gravesA new book chapter from the project has been published in the edited collection Affective Architectures: More-Than-Representational Geographies of Heritage. The chapter describes my encounters with the graves of Tyneside poets and the search for the resting place of Robert Gilchrist.
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Barge Day on the TyneRobert Gilchrist gave an eye-witness account to a familiar, though no longer performed, local ritual on the River Tyne. The Barge Day event was a significant civic occasion and Robert Gilchrist composed some amusing and patriotic songs to regale his friends as they processed along the river.
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