This groundbreaking collection brings together some of the most prominent and exciting voices of the last decade across poetry, fiction, essays and journalism. From an evocative and moving account by Beatrice Searle on walking with her mother, to Kate Davis on why walking matters more when disability prevents you from doing it ‘properly’, it confirms the importance of every kind of walking as a political and creative act of belonging – and encourages us all to get outside, know our surroundings and find our voice. By the author of Wanderers.

Details:

• Hardback
• 224 Pages
• Dimensions: 216x135mm