Diana Durham is a writer and poet who has been involved in the collective life of intentional community in England, the United States and Canada over the past thirty years. In the 1980's she was among a grouping who began to explore dialogue and the potential of groups to access a pool of collective intelligence with the late theoretical physicist David Bohm. These ideas are explored in her non-fction books 'The Return of King Arthur: finishing the quest for wholeness' (Tarcher/Penguin) and 'Coherent Self, Coherent World: a new synthesis of Myth, Metaphysics & Bohm's Implicate Order'. Diana is also the author of four poetry books 'Sea of Glass' published by the Diamond Press, London, 'To the End of the Night' from Northwoods Press, Maine, winner of their annual competition, 'Between Two Worlds' a collection of sonnets from Chrysalis Poetry, UK and 'Labyrinth' from Amethyst Press 2021.Her debut novel 'The Curve of the Land' is from Skylight Press. She wrote, performed and co-produced an audio-play retelling of the grail myth called 'Perceval & the Grail' which she also produced as an animated series on YouTube https://youtu.be/EGv8MiZkkFQ. She is a graduate of University College London, with a BA in English Literature; and was a Visiting Research Associate at the Women's Studies Research Center, Brandeis in 2011. Diana and her family lived for 24 years on the East Coast of the USA before returning to Britain in 2019.
