Jared S. Richman explores how "non-normative embodiment" and temporality can be connected to disability through a discussion of Blake's 'Milton: A Poem'.

Juliana Steil discusses the importance of the Portuguese translation of Blake by José Antonio Arantes .

Ines Tebourski discusses the dualities found in the "companion poems" of 'Songs of Innocence and of Experience'.

Mark Lussier explores "Visionary Physics" and its engagement with William Blake's "sweet Science".

Jodie Marley reflects on finishing her PhD on William Blake, and changing her mind (many times)

Jodie Marley discusses George William Russell and his engagement with the mystic reception of William Blake.

Franca Bellarsi discusses the emerging sphere of ecocriticism and the Beats, via the work of Allen Ginsberg and William Blake.

Tanja Bakić considers some of the ways in which her presentation on connections between Serbian and British graveyard poetry were received. Her talk was part of the Global Blake: In Conversation series.

Vera Serdechnaya reflects on her work translating the poetry of Andrey Tavrov. Originally presented as part of the Global Blake: In Conversation series.