# Lamorna Ash
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lamorna ash is a British writer. She is a regular contributor to The Times Literary Supplement and author of Dark, Salt, Clear: Life in a Cornish Fishing Town.Ash attended St Paul's Girls' School and read English at Oxford University before receiving an MA in Social and Cultural Anthropology from University College London. After university, Ash went to Newlyn in Cornwall to learn about their fishing community.Her first book, Dark, Salt, Clear is due to be published by Bloomsbury in April 2020.
Lamorna and the sea
When Lamorna Ash began to explore her Cornish ancestry she started work on a rusty yellow fishing trawler called the Filadelfia, scaling fish, gutting them and hauling in the nets
Lamorna Ash - Searching for Meaning LIVE From Greenbelt
Hey Y’all,
In this episode of Spill the Spirituality, Jaz and Trey go live from Greenbelt Festival with the FANTASTIC Lamorna Ash – writer, storyteller, and so wise-beyond-her-years.
Lamorna serves up wit sharper than a festival plastic fork and wisdom that lingers long after the applause dies down…
S2 E20. Are Gen Z Women Ready to Believe? Freya India, Lamorna Ash & Anna Morgan
Are young women being left behind in the 'Surprising Rebirth'? Justin speaks to two Gen Z women who are embracing Christian faith from different ends of the political spectrum. Freya India, author of the substack GIRLS talks about the pressures facing young women, and why she has been drawn to fait…
Is the far right hijacking Christianity?
Are US-style Christian politics finally taking root in the UK? With Lamorna Ash. Help support our independent journalism at <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/infocus">theguardian.com/infocus</a>
Lamorna Ash & James Butler: Don’t Forget We’re Here Forever
In Don’t Forget We’re Here Forever (Bloomsbury) Lamorna Ash, author of the coming-of-age memoir cum anthropological study of the Cornish fishing industry Dark, Salt, Clear, visits Evangelical youth festivals, Quaker meetings, a silent Jesuit retreat along the Welsh coastline and a monastic communit…
Changing belief: when does belief return?
‘Humanity has never had so many people living beyond the working stage of life as now,' says demographer and social commentator Bernard Salt, 'and we have to work out how to fund it, how to manage it, how to house it, how to care for it and how to deliver a meaning.' Bernard joins Geraldine and Jul…
Lamorna Ash in conversation with Anton Thompson McCormick
Writer and journalist Lamorna Ash joined us for a special evening at One Church, in conversation with Anton Thompson McCormick about her incredible book, Don't Forget We're Here Forever. It was a wide-ranging conversation, taking in faith, poetry, queerness and much more. The event ended with a Q&A…
Gen Z and God: Is the Church Answering Young People's Prayers? (Lamorna Ash)
This week, James Marriott speaks to the writer Lamorna Ash about her journey through the changing world of British Christianity.
Raised with little religious belief, Lamorna spent a year visiting churches, festivals, monasteries and Christian communities across the country. What began as an invest…
Is Christianity Becoming Countercultural Again? (Your Radical Questions with Lamorna Ash)
Writer Lamorna Ash, author of Don’t Forget We’re Here Forever, answers Your Radical Questions. In the main episode, Lamorna told James Marriott what she discovered while travelling around Britain and meeting young Christians across the religious and political spectrum. Now, you ask her why some peo…
Elizabeth Bishop’s Styles: Andrew Dickinson and Peter McDonald
To call Elizabeth Bishop one of the greatest female American poets of the 20th century is to make too many qualifications. Increasingly, critical opinion has converged with Dwight Garner’s assertion that she was perhaps ‘the most purely gifted poet of the 20th century’. To mark the publication of h…
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