Interview: Elizabeth-Jane Burnett: ‘Swimming can give you the optimism to keep going.'

Elizabeth-Jane Burnett; Richard Lea

Interview: Elizabeth-Jane Burnett: ‘Swimming can give you the optimism to keep going.'

Elizabeth-Jane Burnett, Richard Lea (Editor)

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What can I do as a person on the planet, as a human being, as a writer, as the unique set of things that I am?” asks Elizabeth-Jane Burnett. “How can I help the environment?” For a writer and scholar who has been exploring the natural world and alternatives to capitalism in pamphlets, exhibitions and academic papers, the response to environmental catastrophe was clear: poetry.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	The Guardian
Publication status	Published - 16 Nov 2017

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