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Malcolm Guite: Poet’s Corner I WRITE this from small-town America, specifically a place called Rock Hill, in South Carolina, the home town of the artist who is illustrating my Arthurian poems. After spending some time in his studio, we wandered downtown together, and I was in...

#PoetsCorner In the US, @malcolmguite.bsky.social visits a significant place in the civil-rights movement

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New Arthurian ballad cycle for modern Britain MALCOLM GUITE is an interviewer’s dream. Speaking from his book-lined study at home in Norfolk, he says he is still jet-lagged after recent speaking engagements in the United States. It is hard to believe. He is as excited, garrulous, and engaging...

“I want to recover the long story of a nation without bashing people.”

@malcolmguite.bsky.social talks to @revrachelmann.bsky.social about the launch of his four-book series that retells the tales of King Arthur

#Galahad #MalcolmGuite

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Today is the day!

The long-awaited Galahad and the Grail is finally here.

Take up the tale: canterburypress.hymnsam.co.uk/books/978178...

#malcolmguite #galahadandthegrail #arthurian #holygrail #publicationday

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Malcolm Guite: Poet’s Corner ONCE more, I find myself giving in to the temptation to doom-scroll: to check the news websites too frequently, to listen to the newscasts obsessively, and to oscillate unhealthily between over-stimulated anxiety and a kind of horrid fascination. ...

In a time of war @malcolmguite.bsky.social seeks the wisdom of C. S. Lewis

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Malcolm Guite: Poet’s Corner March month of “many weathers” wildly comes In hail and snow and rain and threatning hums And floods. . . JOHN CLARE, that close observer and celebrant of the seasons, is, as always, right. The past week or two have, indeed, seen many weathers w...

"Clare’s account of the turn of the year in The Shepherd’s Calendar is as much about the life of ordinary labourers in the fields as it is about nature herself."

@malcolmguite.bsky.social turns to John Clare, who notices the unnoticed

#MalcolmGuite #PoetsCorner #JohnClare #Poetry

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A promotional graphic with a red patterned background featuring a laptop displaying the event video titled Merlin’s Isle: A Journey in Words and Music, 17th February 2026. The video player shows a speaker standing at a lectern inside a church setting, with a microphone positioned nearby. Above the laptop, large white text reads ‘Merlin’s Isle Event Recording Available Now!’. Below the laptop is a link to the Canterbury Press events page, along with the Canterbury Press logo.

A promotional graphic with a red patterned background featuring a laptop displaying the event video titled Merlin’s Isle: A Journey in Words and Music, 17th February 2026. The video player shows a speaker standing at a lectern inside a church setting, with a microphone positioned nearby. Above the laptop, large white text reads ‘Merlin’s Isle Event Recording Available Now!’. Below the laptop is a link to the Canterbury Press events page, along with the Canterbury Press logo.

If you missed our Merlin’s Isle event, we’ve got great news…you can now be witness to the magic through our official event recording.

Access to watch the Merlin’s Isle recording can be found here: canterburypress.hymnsam.co.uk/events

#malcolmguite #canterburypress #merlinsisle

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Malcolm Guite: The Poet Bridging Faith And Imagination - Nevermorepoem.com Malcolm Guite stands proud as one of the maximum tremendous current poets intently tied to Christianity and the English literary tradition. He is diagnosed

Malcolm Guite embodies the contemporary-day Christian poet: deeply rooted in subculture, open to the complexities of religion and doubt, and devoted to creating poetry handy and sizable for cutting-edge audiences.
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Photograph of Malcolm Guite speaking at the Merlin's Isle event

Photograph of Malcolm Guite speaking at the Merlin's Isle event

Photograph of a copy of Galahad and the Grail by Malcolm Guite

Photograph of a copy of Galahad and the Grail by Malcolm Guite

Photograph of the St Martin's Choir singing at the Merlin's Isle event

Photograph of the St Martin's Choir singing at the Merlin's Isle event

A photograph of Malcolm Guite signing his book

A photograph of Malcolm Guite signing his book

Highlights From Merlin’s Isle!

Photography by Tom Perkins Productions

Stay tuned for updates on the forthcoming event recording!

Galahad and the Grail is out on 23rd March 2026

Pre-order here: canterburypress.hymnsam.co.uk/books/978178...

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A dark, star-speckled background displays the full text of Malcolm Guite’s poem “Ash Wednesday” in centered white serif type. The poem reads: “Ash Wednesday. Receive this cross of ash upon your brow / Brought from the burning of Palm Sunday's cross; / The forests of the world are burning now / And you make late repentance for the loss. / But all the trees of God would clap their hands, / The very stones themselves would shout and sing, / If you could covenant to love these lands / And recognize in Christ their lord and king. / He sees the slow destruction of those trees, / He weeps to see the ancient places burn, / And still you make what purchases you please / And still to dust and ashes you return. / But Hope could rise from ashes even now / Beginning with this sign upon your brow.” The author’s name, Malcolm Guite, appears at the bottom.

A dark, star-speckled background displays the full text of Malcolm Guite’s poem “Ash Wednesday” in centered white serif type. The poem reads: “Ash Wednesday. Receive this cross of ash upon your brow / Brought from the burning of Palm Sunday's cross; / The forests of the world are burning now / And you make late repentance for the loss. / But all the trees of God would clap their hands, / The very stones themselves would shout and sing, / If you could covenant to love these lands / And recognize in Christ their lord and king. / He sees the slow destruction of those trees, / He weeps to see the ancient places burn, / And still you make what purchases you please / And still to dust and ashes you return. / But Hope could rise from ashes even now / Beginning with this sign upon your brow.” The author’s name, Malcolm Guite, appears at the bottom.

"Ash Wednesday" by Malcolm Guite

#ashwednesday #malcolmguite #poetry

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Banner which reads 'Final Chance To Get Tickets For Our February Events' and has the canterbury press logo.

Banner promoting the Merlin's Isle: A journey in words and music event

Banner promoting the Merlin's Isle: A journey in words and music event

Banner promoting the Online Lent Retreat: Join us for this online retreat in preparation for Lent with Malcolm Guite, David Ford, Carys Walsh, Julia Golding and Simon Horobin, with worship from St Martin-in-the-Fields, led by Richard Carter with the St Martin’s Voices.
 

10 am to 1 pm
Saturday 14th February 2026

Banner promoting the Online Lent Retreat: Join us for this online retreat in preparation for Lent with Malcolm Guite, David Ford, Carys Walsh, Julia Golding and Simon Horobin, with worship from St Martin-in-the-Fields, led by Richard Carter with the St Martin’s Voices. 10 am to 1 pm Saturday 14th February 2026

This is your last chance to get tickets for our February events!

Merlin’s Isle Event: canterburypress.hymnsam.co.uk/events

Online Lent retreat: www.churchtimes.co.uk/with-all-you...

#canterburypress #lent #events #malcolmguite #merlinsisle

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Malcolm Guite: Poet’s Corner The question ‘Why write poetry?’ is a crucial one, says Malcolm Guite

"At some point in their lives, perhaps in some stark, lightless January of their middle years, the question must occur to every poet: Why am I doing this? What is the point?"

The question ‘Why write poetry?’ is a crucial one, says @malcolmguite.bsky.social ✍️

#poetry #poetscorner #MalcolmGuite

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A red banner on white background which reads Merlin's Isle, A Journey in Words & Music. Red Canterbury Press logo in the bottom left corner.

A red banner on white background which reads Merlin's Isle, A Journey in Words & Music. Red Canterbury Press logo in the bottom left corner.

Less than a month to go until the launch event for the first book in Malcolm Guite’s new four-part Merlin’s Isle series.

Get your tickets and find out more here: canterburypress.hymnsam.co.uk/events

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Malcolm Guite: Poet’s Corner The question ‘Why write poetry?’ is a crucial one, says Malcolm Guite

"They have to find a reason for writing which is intrinsic to the poetry itself, and does not depend on 'success' as the world measures it."

The question ‘Why write poetry?’ is a crucial one, says @malcolmguite.bsky.social

#poetry #poetscorner #MalcolmGuite

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Courtesy by Hilaire Belloc image by Linda RichardsonFor January 3rd in my  Anthology from Canterbury Press, Waiting on the Word, I have chosen to read Courtesy by Hilaire Belloc. I have chosen it for this…

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Of Courtesy, it is much less
Than Courage of Heart or Holiness,
Yet in my Walks it seems to me
That the Grace of God is in Courtesy.

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The Holy Innocents (Refugee) The poem from my Anthology Waiting on the Word reflects on the fact that today, the fourth day of Christmas, is the feast day of the Holy Innocents. It is the day the Church remembers the story, to…

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... Whilst Herod rages still from his dark tower
Christ clings to Mary, fingers tightly curled,
The lambs are slaughtered by the men of power,
And death squads spread their curse across the world.
But every Herod dies, and comes alone
To stand before the Lamb upon the throne.

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Malcolm Guite: Poet’s Corner Malcolm Guite recalls a return visit to Glastonbury, where he climbed the Tor

‘I wasn’t sure where the poem would take me, but it turned out to be a reflection not on Arthur, but on the present ecological crisis, and on Romans 8.19 and 20’

Malcolm Guite recalls a return visit to Glastonbury, where he climbed the Tor

#glastonbury #poetry #malcolmguite #poetscorner

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Tolkien’s Dragon Poetry!
Tolkien’s Dragon Poetry! YouTube video by Malcolm Guite

… the chapter Many Partings. So this video then, it is highly recommended to you - not only because of the aforementioned reasons but for Guite‘s brilliant performance as well.

#thecollectedpoems #scathatheworm #dragonpoetry #tolkien #thelordoftherings #malcolmguite

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Steve Bell: "Pentecost" Official Video
Steve Bell: "Pentecost" Official Video YouTube video by The Steve Bell YouTube Channel

*NEW VIDEO ALERT!

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Hello friends. We’ve just posted a new music video for the song Pentecost, which Steve co-wrote with Malcolm Guite and which appears on his latest album, The Glad Surprise.

#pentecost #newmusic #stevebell #malcolmguite #musicvideo #pentecostsunday

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The ordinary saints, the ones we know,
Our too-familiar family and friends,
When shall we see them? Who can truly show
Whilst still rough-hewn, the God who shapes our ends?
Who will unveil the presence, glimpse the gold...

#Poetry #Saints #Heroes #MalcolmGuite

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Steve Bell - For The Journey This Week: The Art of Losing
Steve Bell - For The Journey This Week: The Art of Losing YouTube video by The Steve Bell YouTube Channel

The new episode of "For The Journey This Week with Steve Bell" features the song "This Dark Hour" —from my latest album, "The Glad Surprise."

www.youtube.com/watch?v=feMs...
#ChristianNationalism #malcolmguite #bradjersak #brianzahnd #SimoneVeil

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Thanksgiving: a sonnet There is no feast of Thanksgiving in either the British national or church calendars, but it seems to me a good thing for any nation to set aside a day for the gratitude which is in truth the root …

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So I give thanks for our deep coinherence
Inwoven in the web of God’s own grace,
Pulling us through the grave and gate of death.
I thank him for the truth behind appearance,
I thank him for his light in every face,
I thank him for you all, with every breath.

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The Lost Tales of Sir Galahad Jennifer Trafton, A.S. Peterson · Audiobook

Tale 6 of #TheLostTalesOfSirGalahad by #MalcolmGuite is pure literary indulgence, excellently read by Simon Vance
Don't skip to it though as it's all good - the intro had me laughing out loud on a dog walk
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