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Thames walk on the Guardian

22/09/2010

I was out yesterday afternoon, walking between the O2 Arena (Millennium Dome) and the Thames Barrier, with Lucy Greenwall, for the Guardian’s audio department. I think the piece will become a pod cast. A whispering, voice-in-the-ear nuisance to inform or irritate your own tramp along this route. Iain

A Thames walk I did as [...]

Guardian podcast

I was out yesterday (21/09/2010) afternoon, walking between the O2 Arena (Millennium Dome) and the Thames Barrier, with Lucy Greenwall, for the Guardian’s audio department. I think the piece will become a pod cast. A whispering, voice-in-the-ear nuisance to inform or irritate your own tramp along this route. Iain

SWANDOWN at Coastal Currents Arts Festival

SWANDOWN: A plot by Andrew Kötting and Iain Sinclair Thursday 9 September 6 – 8pm : Talks Swandown is both travelogue and odyssey. For the last five or six years we have been formulating a plot to pedal a Swan shaped pedalo from Hastings to Hackney. As part of the research we have walked the [...]

SAGESONG: A text for Gateshead performance (with pictures)

‘A few days in Newcastle, talking with fellow performers at the ‘English Journey’ event, attending a screening (and later an Indian meal) with Kenneth Anger, and walking to Morden Tower and along the Tyne. The Tower, bellying out over a narrow alley, set against the old wall, is unrecorded by heritage plaques. A Chinese arch [...]

A few days in Newcastle, by Iain Sinclair (plus photos, as soon as the postman delivers them)

‘A few days in Newcastle, talking with fellow performers at the ‘English Journey’ event, attending a screening (and later an Indian meal) with Kenneth Anger, and walking to Morden Tower and along the Tyne. The Tower, bellying out over a narrow alley, set against the old wall, is unrecorded by heritage plaques. A Chinese arch [...]