This joint authored paper provides an innovative look at London's spaces associated with death during Blake's lifetime and during COVID-19.

Celebrating the launch of her new Blake-inspired artist's book and series of prints, Ah! Sunflower!, Linda Landers talks with leading independent Blake scholar Keri Davies on 6 March.

The Horse Hospital and The Bureau of Lost Culture present a programme of happenings to celebrate the beat poet, thinker, and activist Allen Ginsberg on the UK publication of Pat Thomas's book Material Wealth: Mining the Personal Archive of Allen Ginsberg.

Reza Rezita and Ira Maisarah offer a study of ten of Blake's lyric poems.

Wayne C. Ripley discusses the importance of Blake's 'neighbour', stationer Stephen Horncastle, examining their overlapping networks.

The proceeds of the 2022 International Conference on Culture, Education, Psychology and Communications (CEPC 2022) include a paper by Yilin Wang on "The Revelation of Social Reality in the Poetry of William Blake"

Ines Tebourski explores the ways in which Poetry, Image and Music function as multimodal inscriptions in William Blake's London

Caroline Anjali Ritchie presents parts of her research which have included interviews with a range of small press publishers operating in the spirit of William Blake,