Blogs about Psychogeography

Dear friends and loiterers As promised, here’s the information about May’s First Sunday. It is being facilitated by walking artist extraordinaire Blake Morris at The Walk Exchange. Find out more about Blake here: https://thisisnotaslog.com/British-Summer-Time-Sunrise-Walks and …

“…An Alchemist as once profoundly wondrous and entirely banal, water guides our bodies from young to old, from here to there, from potentiality to actuality. Translation, transformation. Plurality proliferates.” Astrida Niemanis (2012) ‘Hydrofeminism, or on …

This booklet is for anyone interested in experimental prose/poetry, wordplay, philosophy, psychogeography, walking, psychoanalysis, and dreams, amongst other themes. The text steps in and out of wakefulness via the movement of walking. It is both …

At the fag end of 2023 the current Housing Secretary, Michael Gove, announced the formation of a new Development Corporation to oversee the expansion of Cambridge and the building of 'northwards' of 150,000 homes. This …

Not so long ago The Guardian called Wrexham ‘a veritable Paris of what is lost’. For, despite the city’s rich history as a market town and the UNESCO World Heritage Site status of its Pontcysyllte …

VANEIGEM, Raoul. [La Résistance au christianisme. Les Hérésies, des origines au XVIIIe siècle] Resistance to Christianity: A Chronological Encyclopedia of Heresy from the Beginning to the Eighteenth Century. Trans. Bill Brown. London: Eris, 2023. 744 …

Thanks to the diligent and hard work of Clonehenge, we have a really good understanding of Stonehenge replicas and pastiches from across the world. There are a surprisingly large number of these, over 100 (!!), …