Isabel Galleymore is Lecturer in Creative Writing at the University of Birmingham, UK. She publishes on contemporary ecopoetry. Her first collection of poems is Significant Other (2019).

Environmental writing is flourishing, in poetry and prose. Teaching Environmental Writing offers exciting new possibilities for writers, students and their instructors to expand their environmental writing practice. Underpinned by rigorous insights into ecocriticism and ecopoetry, this book will help budding writers to explore global environmental connections, imagine nonhuman perspectives, and consider literary representation. This is an engaging and timely book, by a highly regarded scholar and ecopoet.

• AcknowledgementsIntroduction1. ‘Where you are’: Place Writing2. The “I-Me-My Voice”: The First-Person in Environmental Writing 3. ‘I am not a swift’: Approaching Nonhumans4. Writing ‘more in the world’: Fact and Figuration5. ‘On the world’s terms and not my own’: Authenticity, Self-Reflexivity & OthernessAfterwordBibliography

Isabel Galleymore is Lecturer in Creative Writing at the University of Birmingham, UK. She publishes on contemporary ecopoetry. Her first collection of poems is Significant Other (2019).

Environmental writing is flourishing, in poetry and prose. Teaching Environmental Writing offers exciting new possibilities for writers, students and their instructors to expand their environmental writing practice. Underpinned by rigorous insights into ecocriticism and ecopoetry, this book will help budding writers to explore global environmental connections, imagine nonhuman perspectives, and consider literary representation. This is an engaging and timely book, by a highly regarded scholar and ecopoet.

• AcknowledgementsIntroduction1. ‘Where you are’: Place Writing2. The “I-Me-My Voice”: The First-Person in Environmental Writing 3. ‘I am not a swift’: Approaching Nonhumans4. Writing ‘more in the world’: Fact and Figuration5. ‘On the world’s terms and not my own’: Authenticity, Self-Reflexivity & OthernessAfterwordBibliography

Isabel Galleymore is Lecturer in Creative Writing at the University of Birmingham, UK. She publishes on contemporary ecopoetry. Her first collection of poems is Significant Other (2019).

Environmental writing is flourishing, in poetry and prose. Teaching Environmental Writing offers exciting new possibilities for writers, students and their instructors to expand their environmental writing practice. Underpinned by rigorous insights into ecocriticism and ecopoetry, this book will help budding writers to explore global environmental connections, imagine nonhuman perspectives, and consider literary representation. This is an engaging and timely book, by a highly regarded scholar and ecopoet.

• AcknowledgementsIntroduction1. ‘Where you are’: Place Writing2. The “I-Me-My Voice”: The First-Person in Environmental Writing 3. ‘I am not a swift’: Approaching Nonhumans4. Writing ‘more in the world’: Fact and Figuration5. ‘On the world’s terms and not my own’: Authenticity, Self-Reflexivity & OthernessAfterwordBibliography