I've been reading Tim Edensor's 'Industrial Ruins' and taking my daily-government-allowed-walk past this, the site (apparently) of a new...

'Psychogeography is not unlike reportage; it as an uncovering, a making the invisible visible through connections, patterns and metaphor....

It seems almost always night here. It's the time of the year. Good time of the year for walking and reading. I have re-read Ruby's Spoon,...

Eugen Bacon says 'The act of creative composition involves ‘seeing’,‘apprehending’, ‘making sense’: this, as Jen Webb rightly asserts, is...

My favourite type of novel is, I suppose, an unsettling one – the sort that when you read it, you can’t, quite, put your finger on what...