A Revolutionary Calendar by Zoë Skoulding Blue Diode While documenting the challenges faced

While documenting the challenges faced by writers from elsewhere

stalked by loss and extinction - that make up a life

Amelia Loulli and Victoria Richards

is without architecture or foundations

He represented Zambia at Poetry Parnassus (a festival of world poets staged by the Southbank Centre as part of the Cultural Olympiad) and was awarded a Geoffrey Dearmer Prize as well as residencies from Kingston University

A Revolutionary Calendar by Zoë Skoulding Blue Diode While documenting the challenges facedThe French Republican Calendar, in use from 1793 to 1805 and revived briefly during the Paris Commune of 1871, was an effort to secularise time and return symbolic power to the rural worker. The poet Fabre dglantine renamed the months after seasons, while each day, instead of being dedicated to a saint, was dedicated to a plant, animal, mineral or agricultural tool. These names are the starting point for the poems of A Revolutionary Calendar, in which