jthurgill@aless.c.u-tokyo.ac.jp
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Landscape, Place, Memory
Landscape, Place, Memory
the spaces in-between
My World in Sound - Exploring "that gratuitous, never-ending show for which no ticket is needed": Robert Doisneau
Public Engagement with Archaeological Themes & Practices
Goldsmiths, University of London
For more than a decade we – photographer Jason Orton and writer Ken Worpole – have documented the changing landscape and coastline of Essex and East Anglia, particularly its estuaries, islands and urban edgelands. We continue to explore many aspects of contemporary landscape topography, architecture and aesthetics, and in 2013 published our second book, The New English Landscape (Field Station | London, 2013), the second edition of which was published in 2015 and is now out of print.
Exploring Time Travel of Place
A look at the book trade from behind the scenes by Maria Vassilopoulos
Phil Legard
Mind The Books
Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Science And The 'Miraculous' (But Were Afraid To Ask).
Recent work and work in progress and anything else that interests me
Plumbing the depths on the south coast of England
Swimming Roger Deakin's Waterlog, one dip at a time
rag-picking history
Essays, poems and reviews by Longbarrow Press poets
Hi Zena, thanks for the interest in my work. I have a couple of pieces in publication, though unfortunately neither are available in print yet. I’ll be sure to update the blog with links when they are released though. I do have a very short article in Paperweight which you can read on my blog, or if you would like a hardcopy, I still have some copies of the paper around somewhere. Will happily mail you a copy if you want to email me your address. I’m currently working on a book called Grey Area but we haven’t got too much on the site yet…it is very much a work in progress 😉