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“While we were plodding, not yet foot-foundered, through Andrew Kötting’s familiar Surrey Quays territory, I told him how much I enjoyed his fragmented contribution to the anthology, “London, City of Disappearances”. All those clashing memory raids and riffs. He has a profound and undeceived sentimental attachment to streets, shops (selling hard hat, big boot, work-fetish [...]
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 [...]
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: 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 [...]
‘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 [...]
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