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38. Rob Cowen, The North Road
When I read a review of Rob Cowen’s The North Road in The Guardian last winter, I knew I had to read it. A study of a highway? On foot? Yes! Of course I was interested. My first book, Walking the Bypass: Notes on Place from the Side of the Road, covers similar ground (forgive … Continue reading 38. Rob Cowen, The North Road →
30. Sarah Tolmie, All the Horses of Iceland
I’m not sure how All the Wild Horses of Iceland came into my possession—I suspect my friend Tanis MacDonald sent it to me in trade for some books about walking, because there’s a postcard from her tucked inside—but I’m glad it did, and that I read it near the end of my trip to England, … Continue reading 30. Sarah Tolmie, All the Horses of Iceland →
So Long and thanks for all the ghosts and hobbits: Robert ‘Bob’ Gilbert 6th October 1942 – 7th June 2026.
The Dad-Map is, of course, never really settled: borders and landmarks can shift and change. Well-trodden paths can suddenly, unexpectedly, develop surprising new forks and turns. However you choose to navigate this terrain, there will always be someon...
Paysages sonores, une culture écoutante complexe et indisciplinée
Penser, raconter et construire des paysages sonores, cela implique pour moi de croiser, mixer, hybrider des approches, des savoir-faire, des récits, des imaginaires, des choses tangibles et immatérielles, des affects et raisonnements…Cette posture personnelle, ébauchée, en chantier, souvent répétée, tripatouillée, ressassée, nourrit et stimule une soif de mieux comprendre et d’expérimenter des écoutes multiples. Ces […]
