J. R. Carpenter
@jr_carpenter
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artist. writer. lecturer. PLA licensed mudlarker | books: @uniformbooks @PennedintheM @LongbarrowPress @pamenarpress @brokensleep
Leeds, UK
Joined February 2009
“So, this internet… Who pays for it?” asked my grandmother, 1999.
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Poetry lovers, this one’s for you! ✨📚 Join us at #ContainsStrongLanguage for the Forward Prizes Showcase, where boundary-pushing poets take the stage to share work that’s bold, brilliant, and unforgettable. 🔗 Book now: https://t.co/w8x9tcT0rR
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There’s still time to join us at #ContainsStrongLanguage! 🎉📖 The event celebrates the best new poetry from the Forward Prizes 2025. Book your free tickets & see the full festival lineup here: 🔗 https://t.co/w8x9tcT0rR
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We’re delighted to learn that JR Carpenter, who is reading at this year’s festival, is a finalist in this year’s Laurel Prize with her recent Shearsman collection ‘Measures of Weather’. JR Carpenter is an artist, writer, researcher, and lecturer at the University of Leeds.
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I love this book! 'Measures of Weather' @jr_carpenter @ShearsmanBooks
We’re delighted to learn that JR Carpenter, who is reading at this year’s festival, is a finalist in this year’s Laurel Prize with her recent Shearsman collection ‘Measures of Weather’. JR Carpenter is an artist, writer, researcher, and lecturer at the University of Leeds.
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Well, here's big news. The Laurel Prize shortlist has just been announced & we have three of the five shortlisted titles! Congratulations to @jr_carpenter, Eliza O'Toole & Carol Watts! Thanks to judges & congratulations also to the other two finalists.🌿 https://t.co/RhnnmjJEwA
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ran into Leeds friend @christianbok at @coachhousebooks in Toronto today, assembling special editions of Xenotext 2 https://t.co/TLAdJ8n4si
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MEASURES OF WEATHER book launch + group reading J.R. CARPENTER with Kess Mohammadi Nasser Hussain Sonja Greckol Joseph Kidney SUNDAY, JULY 13 @ 6:30 PM TYPE BOOKS 883 QUEEN ST. W. TORONTO @ShearsmanBooks
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juste un Montréalais à qui des serveurs parisiens parlent en anglais depuis 1997
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THIS excited about this particular fossil. it’s Lonsdaleia floriformis, an extinct species of rugose coral (commonly known as horn coral) from the early Carboniferous period, 359 to 323 million years ago, when warm, shallow tropical seas supported vast coral reefs. #fossilhunting
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A poem by a young Iranian poet Parnia Abbasi who, along with her family, all civilians, was killed today in a brutal and unlawful Israeli attack in the Sattarkhan neighbourhood of Tehran. Translated by Ghazal Mosadeq.
pamenarpress.com
Translated by Ghazal MosadeqA poem by a young Iranian poet Parnia Abbasi who, along with her family, all civilians, was killed today in a brutal and unlawful Israeli attack in the Sattarkhan neighb...
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This stream emerged out of the AHRC and German Research Foundation funded project Weather Reports (2022-24), which investigated the nature of wind as model, media, and experience, triangulating embodied experience, data practices, and aesthetic production
mediaenviron.org
OA, peer-reviewed journal of transnational interdisciplinary ecomedia research publishing traditional and multimodal forms of scholarship.
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Join us online today for the launch of WIND AS MODEL, MEDIA, AND EXPERIENCE @MediaEnviron Editors: Ryan Bishop, JR Carpenter, Maximilian Hepach, Jussi Parikka, Birgit Schneider —16.00 UK time https://t.co/n1A882s2UB pass: 376497
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gloriously glitchy moment on the @ShearsmanBooks website this morning. the collection engages with repetition, so. another great reason to buy directly from the publisher : https://t.co/ok8AV6FfTw
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fragment of a Roman hairpin, bone. found on the Thames foreshore yesterday. the drawing in the last image is from the Colchester Report of small Roman finds. #mudlarking
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A piece of worked flint that I found on the Yorkshire coast near Whitby last September has been recorded by the Portable Antiquities Scheme as Mesolithic to Bronze Age, 10,000 BC - 1000 BC. I’m extremely pleased. https://t.co/8JpqjdIVNy
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Delighted to say I passed my PhD today with minor corrections. Huge thanks to @jr_carpenter and @Katherine_Ebury for a fascinating and enjoyable discussion. And to #AgnesLehoczky and #AdamPiette for their support, patience and wisdom,
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replanting ghost woodlands in ecologically barren portions of the Yorkshire Dales national park
theguardian.com
A groundbreaking tree-planting programme is uniting farmers and rewilders, as portions of common ground in the Yorkshire Dales national park are being restored to their ancient glory
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a pilgrimage to see the unconformity at Siccar Point, where, in 1788, Scottish geologist James Hutton proved deep time. it took 65 million years for the underlying Greywacke to fold, tilt, and erode before the Old Red Sandstone was deposited on top. https://t.co/eAoHkKPFXy
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Manchester Experimental Poetry & Arts Festival in Old Trafford, Manchester, 1-6PM today: https://t.co/D6EtfrO4YO
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