Fog on Brighton Pier: a dark side of the English seaside
Exploring the fog and dark side of a day at the English seaside.
Somerset: Walking with Coleridge and the Person from Porlock
Walk in parts of Devon and Somerset and you walk the footsteps, opium dreams and Romantic poetry of Samuel Taylor Coleridge.
Dickens: the frozen dead and a macabre Swiss mortuary
Dickens is the master of London writing but a grisly and compelling scene in Little Dorrit was inspired by his travels in the Swiss Alps.
Strange Tales of the North-West Passage: The Window
A short grubby true tale of a window, exhibitionism and Patsy Cline
Psychogeography and how it can help you
Another web article on psychogeography? Why not! In the run-up to a highly promising weekend of street theatre, surrealism, vintage markets and sacred geometry in Glasgow here is a quick look at the history of psychogeography and, more importantly, what it can do for you.
