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A History of Walking

Lydia Kennaway

Lydia Kennaway

(United Kingdom) 
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Writing Home

Where is your home? Is it your birthplace? Is it the place you share with your family? Lydia Kennaway muses over the meaning of 'home' in anticipation of our upcoming writing competition.

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Lydia Kennaway and Claudia Zeiske, winners and writers-in-residence

We have started an initiative to strengthen the support that we provide to walkers-who-write and writers-who-walk.

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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.

jaywalking

Crossing a street or highway not at an official cross walk or signalled controlled junction; in North America it is an offence for which you can be fined.

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