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SINGING APPLE PRESS STANDS WITH PALESTINE
On November 29th, writers from around the world will gather, for the third year, for a 24 hour reading in support of Palestinian writers, Palestinian voices in diaspora, and their allies. We gather in the spirit of fundamental respect for life and liberation. As individual poets, artists & writers, and representatives of independent arts organizations, we call for an end to all ongoing genocidal aggression globally. We condemn the collective punishment of Palestinians, we condemn actions that perpetuate cycles of violence, and we call for a global commitment to protect freedom of expression and critical dissent.
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Founded in 2014, Singing Apple Press is devoted to the material investigation of poem production, particularly in relation to plants. This small, West Country press produces hand-crafted, limited edition poem-prints, books, events, exhibitions and other language objects.
Camilla Nelson is a British language artist, small press publisher, creative programmer and freelance academic currently working towards developing an "Experimental Ecology of Line". She has a PhD in Performance Writing from Falmouth University/Dartington College of Arts (2012) and now teaches mostly online. Her work explores the materiality of language in page-based poetry, soundwork, installation and performance. She is founding editor of Singing Apple Press, a Visiting Research Fellow at Bath Spa University (2023-2025) and member of the PLACE Collective.
