Using the Blake-Parry hymn Jerusalem as his starting point, comedian Simon Munnery's satirical standup is now on tour.

Saffron Walden Arts Trust will host a talk this Sunday by Edward Lea on why the music to Blake's Jerusalem is wrong.

Susheela Raman, Sam Mills and Jean Marc Barr perform Blake's words in Paris with a presentation by Camille Adnot.

In this article in the Taiwanese journal Concentric, Kang-Po Chen considers how Blake engaged with changing ideas of prostitution in the eighteenth century.

Gillian Xu discusses the importance of "flexible bloodlines" and how they connect the human and the non-human in Blake's 'The Four Zoas' and 'Jerusalem'.

Susanne Sklar's presentation considers the ways in which the figure of Jerusalem serves to illustrate Blake's ideas of social and economic justice.