Friday 7 November, 3–4 p.m.Room 248 (Gannochy), Wolfson Medical Building, University of GlasgowFree, in person and online Event hosted by the Centre for Comparative Literature and Translation, Univ…| edwinmorgantrust.com
The Open the Doors Fund is a new small grants scheme inspired by the words of Edwin Morgan: Open the doors! Light of the day, shine in; Light of the mind, shine out! With grants of up to £1,000 ava…| edwinmorgantrust.com
A new film showing for one day only on Saturday 4 October at Civic House, Glasgow. Running from 12–5pm on a rolling loop – pop in anytime! Of Us & Others is the result of The Alasdair Gray Archive’s inaugural visual art Creative Commission with Maya Rose Edwards, supported by The Edwin Morgan Trust and Creative Scotland. […]|
The Canedolia Collaboration is a new partnership scheme named after Edwin Morgan’s poem ‘Canedolia’, a celebration of language, place and possibility. This initiative builds on the success of The S…| edwinmorgantrust.com
Edwin Morgan wrote across forms, themes, and languages and supported other writers to find their voices; it is with this spirit that St Mungo’s Mirrorball designed the Clydebuilt Verse Ap…| edwinmorgantrust.com
In partnership with Scottish Universities’ International Summer School, we are delighted to announce the recipients of the 2025 Edwin Morgan Scholarships. The scholarships, which cover course …| edwinmorgantrust.com
In partnership with St Mungo’s Mirrorball, we are excited to launch our call for emerging poets to apply for Clydebuilt 18. Edwin Morgan was an internationalist, writing across forms, themes, and languages and yet he was also very much a Glasgow-based poet; it is with this spirit that St Mungo’s Mirrorball designed the Clydebuilt Verse Apprenticeship […]|
Thursday 1 May, 7–8 p.m., online, free.Book your place on Eventbrite Join Disability Arts Online for a panel discussion and sharing of work by three disabled and/or neurodivergent artists and write…| edwinmorgantrust.com
In partnership with Edwin Morgan Trust, StAnza – Scotland’s International Poetry Festival – has announced their 2025 Poets in Residence. The Futurist Award, open to poets who are Scottish by birth …| edwinmorgantrust.com
Scottish Universities’ International Summer School (SUISS) offers a two-week Text and Context: Scottish Literature course that spans the twentieth and early twenty-first centuries, beginning with S…| edwinmorgantrust.com
Supported by The Second Life Awards, StAnza – Scotland’s International Poetry Festival – is holding an open call for two poets-in-residence to join the 2025 festival. Following a successful initial two years of the scheme in 2023 and 2024, these paid residencies aim to support and promote marginalised voices in poetry. Two positions are available: […]|
