News
Previously unpublished letter in UK magazine Granta
UK Magazine Granta has published a previously unpublished letter by Ted Hughes. The letter is introduced by Simon Armitage and can be accessed online on the magazine's website. [more]
Calderdale Ted Hughes Writing Competition 2012
The Calderdale Council and The Elmet Trust are present The Calderdale Ted Hughes Writing Competition 2012, which incorporates the sixth Calderdale Short Story Competition, the Elmet Poetry Prize and the ... [more]
Gerald Hughes to publish memoir
Ted's brother Gerald is set to publish a memoir about their childhood in Mytholmroyd. It is said to be due this September and to contain unpublished photographs. The BBC ran a short news article on this ... [more]
Remembering Ted Hughes
Syed Muhammad Hussain has published an article "Remembering Ted Hughes" in the Financial Express in which he explains how Hughes's visit to Bangladesh in November 1989 came about and more. You can read it ... [more]
Lavinia Greenlaw wins Ted Hughes Award 2011
The Ted Hughes Award 2011 goes to Lavinia Greenlaw for her sound installation "Audio Obscura" [more]
Handspring Puppet Company to play Crow
Handspring Puppet Company develop a new show based on Ted Hughes's Crow cycle to premiere at the Greenwich and Docklands International Festival this June in London. [more]
Ann Skea's new essay "Ted Hughes and Small Press Publication" is online now
Ann Skea's new essay "Ted Hughes and Small Press Publication" is online now at her website. In the essay, she covers publishing ventures Ted Hughes was involved in, Modern Poetry in Translation, The ... [more]
New book edited by Keith Sagar
Keith Sagar's new book "Poet and Critic" will be launched at the British Library on 30 April at 6.30 pm. The book chronicles and publishes the correspondence between Hughes an Sagar since 1969. [more]
Ted Hughes interview of 1989 online
Ann Skea has published yet another fascinating interview on her site. This time, it is Amzed Hossein's transcript of his interview with Ted Hughes at the Asia Poetry Festival in 1989. [more]
Article about Reg Lloyd
The Bideford Post has published an interesting article about Reg Lloyd, who collaborated with Ted Hughes on several books including What is The Truth, The Cat and the Cuckoo and The Mermaid's Purse [more]
Call for Papers for second Ted Hughes Society Conference
The second Ted Hughes Society Conference is scheduled to be held at Pembroke College, Cambridge University, 14th-15th September 2012 [more]
Oresteia Performance in March
London-based Theatre Lab will perform The Oresteia in Ted Hughes's translation [more]
Ted Hughes's jaguar sculptures
The Guardian ran a feature about the sale of one of two jaguar sculptures made by Ted Hughes for his sister Olwyn and brother Gerald [more]
Second Issue of Ted Hughes Society Journal out now
The Ted Hughes Society has announced the second issue of its society journal [more]
Ted Hughes Memorial
The Ted Hughes Memorial at Westminster Abbey was dedicated on 6 December [more]
János Csokits Obituary
The Hungarian poet and translator János Csokits has died 4th August 2011. Today, The Guardian celebrates his achievements in an obituary. [more]
Exhibition Johannes Heisig: Crow
There is an exhibition of Johannes Heisig's paintings inspired by Ted Hughes's Crow poems which runs until 16. Oktober 2011 at SEZ, Landsberger Allee 77, 10249 Berlin [more]
The Cambridge Companion to Ted Hughes
The Cambridge Companion to Ted Hughes, edited by Terry Gifford, Cambridge University Press 2011, collects essays on several aspects of Ted Hughes's work and life and includes contributions by ... [more]
Unseen Plath and Hughes photograph and new essays
Peter K. Steinberg, editor of "Plath Profiles, An Interdisciplinary Journal for Sylvia Plath Studies" wrote that the new issue, due in mid-July will contain a never-published-before photograph of Plath ... [more]
Ted Hughes Society publishes new articles
The Ted Hughes Society has announced that new articles have been included in the society's online journal. [more]
Eisbergfreistadt is a project by Nicholas Kahn and Richard Selesnick. Their story goes that in 1923, at the height of the hyperinflation, a huge iceberg stranded just off the German town of Lübeck in the Baltic Sea. The iceberg was declared a free trade zone and attracted a lot of attention. It inspired the artists of the time to design Notgeld (inflation money) … But you best read on and explore for yourselves at 
www.eisbergfreistadt.com.
"Adam and the Sacred Nine: A Cabbalistic Drama": In her essay, Ann Skea explores the Cabbalistic context of Ted Hughes's "Adam and the Sacred Nine", also casting light on the 'hidden' God figure in the Adam sequence.
"What is the Truth? Ted Hughes, Childhood, Memories and Stories" is an essay exploring aspects of Ted Hughes's biography as remembered by Hughes and others, how we remember and more.
Edward Hadley: The Elegies of Ted Hughes, Palgrave Macmillan, 2010 [
more].
The Letters of Ted Hughes, Faber & Faber 2007/2009; [more].
Ted Hughes: Collected Poems (paperback), Faber & Faber 2009; [more].
Collected Poems for Children (paperback), Faber & Faber 2009; [more].
Daniel Huws's Memories of Ted Hughes 1952–1963 (Richard Hollis, 2010) [
more].
Ehor Boyanowsky: Savage Gods, Silver Ghosts: In the Wild with Ted Hughes (Douglas & McIntyre).
Review and podcast here.
Ann Skea's website with reviews, essays and more!
... is maintained by Frances Robinson. It has a "Hughes Corner" and regularly features news relating to Mytholmroyd and the area. [Click the image for more]