A wonderful afternoon in the city of London. I was happy to be commissioned by my friend Phillip Dawson, who is rector at the 1000 year old Saint Olave church just off Fenchurch Street, to curate four poets and myself responding to stops on a walking route connected to the history of Saint Olav in London. Phillip led the way, with her rare charm, and Gareth Evans, Stephen Watts, Jules Sprake and Lavinia Singer read new poems responding to the stopping points, between the history. It’s a part of my home city I have spent hundreds of hours in over the last twenty years, so it felt deeply familiar and yet new alongside so many people who joined us. I wrote a new text on St Paul’s churchyard, where Athelred was buried, on video above, and the entire tour, below.