Conference DVDs

2022 Conference at Street: GBP 6.00 (2 DVDs)

DISC ONE:

Wolf Solent – the deleted chapters:

• Charles Lock: ‘Addition or Detraction? — Thoughts on the future of Wolf Solent’. Introduced by Timothy Hyman - 45m.
• Morine Krissdóttir: ‘Editing a Volcano’ followed by discussion. Introduced by Kevin Taylor - 57m.

Also:

• Felix Taylor:‘John Cowper Powys and the reshaping of Welsh myth’. Introduced by Kevin Taylor - 31m.

DISC TWO:  Katie Powys:

• Louise de Bruin and Lizzie Bryant: ‘The Diaries of Katie Powys’. - 49m.
• Selected poems by Katie Powys read by Hilary Bedder, Robin Hickey and Chris Michaelides, with letters from JCP to Katie read by Richard Perceval  Graves.  - 76m.

Please note that the air conditioning system in the room on the hot August weekend unfortunately provided some ambient background noise. However the speakers should be able to be heard. In addition there was some exterior light source close to the speakers  which could not be eliminated and which affected the vision for two talks on Disc One.

Video: Raymond Cox

2019 Conference at Llangollen: GBP 5.00 (2 DVDs)

• Richard Perceval Graves: A lecture on ‘John Cowper Powys and Merlin’
• Chris Campbell: ‘Excavating and Extracting: The archaeology and aesthetics of historical memory in the novels of John Cowper Powys and poetry of Kamau Brathwaite’
• Janice Gregory: ‘Alyse Gregory – Out of the Shadows’
• Goulven le Brech: ‘The Philosophy of The Little Blue Books’
• PLUS: The Dee in full flow; a steam engine on the Llangollen Railway.

2018 Conference at Street: GBP 5.00 (2 DVDs)

• Talks by Charles Lock and Taliesin Gore
• Panel and members’ discussion of A Glastonbury Romance

2002 Conference In View of Glastonbury at Millfield School: GBP 6.00 (2 DVDs)

DVD format now available of original recordings by Dave (full name unidentified at present) on VHS tape.

• Talks by Iain Sinclair, Colin Wilson
• Discussion of A Glastonbury Romance with Margaret Drabble, P.J. Kavanagh and Timothy Hyman.
• Readings at the foot of the Tor by Richard Perceval Graves

Note for viewing

The conference DVDs from 2019 and later are in widescreen (16:9) aspect ratio. Earlier DVDs are in 4:3 aspect ratio.