Danny Hayward has published books of poetry with Materials, Veer, Shit Valley and others. His writing has been translated into French and Serbian, and his critical writing has been published by Art Forum and Commune. Recently his work has been included as a part of the 'Illiberal Arts' exhibition at the Haus der Kulturen der Welt in Berlin, and a volume of his essays on poetry will be published in autumn 2021 by Punctum Press. He maintains the out-of-print poetry pdf archive Free Trials.

Danny Hayward’s wager is not to find a method for making the un-seen visible... but to actually see the causes of our own not-seeing, to start there, as a means of discovering the alterations of perception that are necessary for grasping present time and space. —William Rowe, Tripwire

Danny Hayward has published books of poetry with Materials, Veer, Shit Valley and others. His writing has been translated into French and Serbian, and his critical writing has been published by Art Forum and Commune. Recently his work has been included as a part of the 'Illiberal Arts' exhibition at the Haus der Kulturen der Welt in Berlin, and a volume of his essays on poetry will be published in autumn 2021 by Punctum Press. He maintains the out-of-print poetry pdf archive Free Trials.

Danny Hayward’s wager is not to find a method for making the un-seen visible... but to actually see the causes of our own not-seeing, to start there, as a means of discovering the alterations of perception that are necessary for grasping present time and space. —William Rowe, Tripwire

Danny Hayward has published books of poetry with Materials, Veer, Shit Valley and others. His writing has been translated into French and Serbian, and his critical writing has been published by Art Forum and Commune. Recently his work has been included as a part of the 'Illiberal Arts' exhibition at the Haus der Kulturen der Welt in Berlin, and a volume of his essays on poetry will be published in autumn 2021 by Punctum Press. He maintains the out-of-print poetry pdf archive Free Trials.

Danny Hayward’s wager is not to find a method for making the un-seen visible... but to actually see the causes of our own not-seeing, to start there, as a means of discovering the alterations of perception that are necessary for grasping present time and space. —William Rowe, Tripwire