Hannah Mckelvey Green
I write about culture, conservation and ecology. My writing has been featured in The Cardiff Review, Tears in the Fence and The Radical Art Review, and I write a monthly newsletter called 'Field Notes', which you can read here. I studied English Literature at the University of Bristol and recently completed an MA in Modern Literature and Culture at King's College London. I have interned at and worked with Ledbury Poetry Festival, and interned at Tears in the Fence Festival.
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Latest Field Notes
'The Moss' - Commercial Peat Cutting to Precious Habitat for Field Notes
'Think of the Grouse' - Access, Landscape, Class for Field Notes
Reviews
'I'll Splinter by Tom Branfoot' (review) for Tears in the Fence Magazine
'Mercy by Eleanor Penny' (review) for Tears in the Fence Magazine
'For Mary, Marie, Maria by Lucy Cunningham' (review) for The Cardiff Review
'A Ghost in the Throat by Doireann Ní Ghríofa' (review) for The Cardiff Review
'Drive Your Plow' - Read of the Year for The Cardiff Review
'Inside You There is One Lonely Wolf' - Creep, Vulnerability and Loneliness in the Digital Age for Food for the Worm
Prose
'Small, Joyful Discoveries on a French Farm' for Pilgrim Magazine
'The Devil's Chair' for Elsewhere Journal
'Blackthorn Blooms in the Fiery Fields' for Nonbinary Review #24
Features
'The Art Collective Transforming Abandoned Spaces' for The Radical Art Review
'Dance Policy - Clubs and Community' for ARCCA Magazine
'Foldable Sounds' for ARCCA Magaine
