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WALKING (2023)

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  • An anthology of 12 poems and stories on the theme of “Walking A/way”
  • A6 sized 28pp chapbook
  • Limited edition – once it sells out it won’t be reprinted
  • Published by Sampson Low and packaged by walk · listen · create
  • ISBN 978-1-915505-30-9
  • Despatched from the UK €5.99 +p&p

This anthology is published in support of Sound Walk September 2023. Tony Horitz and Cheryl Markosky, our two Writers-in-Residence and winners of our 2022 writing competition, chose the theme of “Walking A/way” (that is Walking away or Walking a way) for this year’s competition. Entrants were invited to submit poems or stories; they could be fictional, factual or memoir, and limited to a maximum of just 250 words.

WALKING (2023) includes the winning poems and stories from Ricky Abbott, Shani Cadwallender, Kevin Cheeseman, Lorraine Collins, Chris Cuninghame, Amelia Hodsdon, Rosaleen Lynch, Jan Martin, Isabella Mead, Eilín de Paor, and Richard Westcott.

The winning poems were judged by Ralph Hoyte (poet, soundwalks producer) and Tony Horitz.

The winning stories were judged by Suzanne Greene (author) and Cheryl Markosky.

Chris Bestwick edited the anthology, and Alban Low illustrated it. The anthology is published by Sampson Low Publishers.

APA style reference

Stuck, A. (2023). WALKING (2023). walk · listen · create. https://walklistencreate.org/shop/walking-2023/

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driftsinging

Drawing with (vocal) sound in response to place while passing through place. Driftsinging borrows from the Situationist Drift, and Baudelaire’s flâneur. Driftsinging also relates to the process of ‘sounding,’ the sonic measuring of distance and depth that locates position in place and ‘echo location’, the examination of place through sonic reflection and refraction, resonance and echo.

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