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Debut poetry pamphlet. The poet uses walking as a metaphor for many life experiences: here are love poems, political poems and even a little light verse.
A History of Walking
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Lydia Kennaway talks with poet, walker, runner and climber Helen Mort. They recite poetry, and discuss their work.
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Footloose #4 Malika Booker and Lydia Kennaway
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