From walking arts and guided tours to sacred pilgrimage, how and in what ways do walking practices speak to heritage? This is an invitation to contribute to an edited collection of critical writings and reflective documentation from practices at the intersection of embodiment, site and heritage. The collection attends to walking as a situated practice,

LOCUS invites contributions on walking as an embodied, mnemonic and narrative practice that activates histories in bodies, places and representations, connecting memory studies, phenomenology, heritage, psychogeography and the walking arts.