Twyford rising: Poet Emma Must on how her attempt to save an ancient landscape from destruction left an indelible mark

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Here We Stand Women Changing the World
Editors	Helena Earnshaw, Angharad Penrhyn Jones
Place of Publication	Dinas Powys
Publisher	Honno
Chapter	12
Pages	193-206
Publication status	Published - 2014

Keywords

• activism
• environment

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• https://www.honno.co.uk/catalogue/autobiography/womenandsociety/here-we-stand/Licence: Unspecified

Student theses

• Creative thesis: The Ballad of Yellow Wednesday; Critical thesis: 'Light grows from the ground': An ecocritical study of the poetry of David Morley

  Must, E. (Author), Haslett, M. (Supervisor) & Carr, G. (Supervisor), Jul 2021

  Student thesis: Doctoral Thesis › Doctor of Philosophy

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Must, E. (2014). Twyford rising: Poet Emma Must on how her attempt to save an ancient landscape from destruction left an indelible mark. In H. Earnshaw, & A. Penrhyn Jones (Eds.), Here We Stand Women Changing the World (pp. 193-206). Honno. https://www.honno.co.uk/catalogue/autobiography/womenandsociety/here-we-stand/

Must, Emma. / Twyford rising : Poet Emma Must on how her attempt to save an ancient landscape from destruction left an indelible mark. Here We Stand Women Changing the World. editor / Helena Earnshaw ; Angharad Penrhyn Jones. Dinas Powys : Honno, 2014. pp. 193-206

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Must, E 2014, Twyford rising: Poet Emma Must on how her attempt to save an ancient landscape from destruction left an indelible mark. in H Earnshaw & A Penrhyn Jones (eds), Here We Stand Women Changing the World. Honno, Dinas Powys, pp. 193-206. <https://www.honno.co.uk/catalogue/autobiography/womenandsociety/here-we-stand/>

Twyford rising: Poet Emma Must on how her attempt to save an ancient landscape from destruction left an indelible mark. / Must, Emma.
Here We Stand Women Changing the World. ed. / Helena Earnshaw; Angharad Penrhyn Jones. Dinas Powys: Honno, 2014. p. 193-206.

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Must E. Twyford rising: Poet Emma Must on how her attempt to save an ancient landscape from destruction left an indelible mark. In Earnshaw H, Penrhyn Jones A, editors, Here We Stand Women Changing the World. Dinas Powys: Honno. 2014. p. 193-206