Arbour Editions
Short chapbook collections of John Clare’s poems by theme
Carry Akroyd
Details of the paintings, prints & publications of the artist and former President of the John Clare Society
Centre for John Clare Studies, Cambridge
Based in the University of Cambridge it provides a forum for scholarly activity focused on John Clare and related literary, historical, ecological and political subjects. Includes former members and officers of the John Clare Society Committee
Class Encounters – John Clare
Short essay by Mike Mecham of an imagined meeting with John Clare
East Anglian Traditional Music Trust – John Clare
A brief examination by Katie Howson of John Clare’s musical life and his store of songs and tunes
Helpston Historical Society
Invaluable website of the Helpston Local History Group covering a wide range of topics, people, such as John Clare, and places
John Clare Cottage
Incorporating the former Helpston home of John Clare it offers a museum, gardens and community cafe
John Clare Countryside
Area-based project putting nature at the heart of local action tackling the climate and biodiversity emergency
John Clare, Poet of the Environmental Crisis
An article from the Guardian newspaper by George Monbiot exploring Clare’s response to enclosure, its impact of the landscape, nature and people, and its lessons for today
John Clare Society of North America
John Clare Weblog
Roger Rowe’s long-running blog about John Clare and his work
Langdyke Countryside Trust
A community organisation dedicated to the preservation and conservation of the natural and built heritage around Peterborough and Stamford
Oxford Dictionary of National Biography – John Clare
Petra Wonham
Website of the illustrator of Clare’s People
Poetry Foundation
A major U.S. literary organization, publisher of Poetry magazine, dedicated to making poetry a vigorous part of American culture by celebrating poets, providing educational resources, hosting events, and offering vast online archives of poems and poet information
Poetry Society Essay: ‘What Am I’
Essay by Jane Feaver published in The Poetry Review 110:3, Autumn 2020
Village Tribune
‘Voice’ of the rural villages of North Peterborough, including Helpston and Northborough