The Hopkins Society was formed in 1989 after the success of celebrations in North Wales of the centenary of  Gerard Manley Hopkins' death.  It aims to celebrate Hopkins' contribution to English Literature, keep members informed of recent news and research about Hopkins, hold Hopkins study days, an annual Hopkins lecture and produce a journal.  Meetings are held in the Spring and Autumn.
                 
At least one meeting a year is based in the North West where Hopkins trained as a Jesuit at St Beuno's (left) and was a Curate at St Francis Xavier's Church in Liverpool.    From time to time the annual lectures given by distinguished speakers are published and available to buy.

​For any queries, or information about becoming a member of the Society, please go to the header "More" and select the "Contact" Page

You might also want to know that there is now a comprehensive website authorised and sponsored by the US based International Hopkins Association. This has links to  their Facebook page and Twitter account. The website includes a brief biography and chronology of Hopkins, the poems, study guides on individual poems and terminology used in the poems as well as a multimedia section with a comprehensive selection of photos and audio/video renditions of some poems. To access this website, please go to "Links" where you will find a link to "hopkinspoetry.com"

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