Silt Road – Exhibition
My head is swimming with the toxic high of car paint, having just spray-painted a dozen mdf back-boards to frame an exhibition of images that came…
Caught by the River – review of Silt Road
John Andrews has written a really great review of Silt Road for Caught by the River. “Silt Road is not a book centred solely around the post-millennial…
Review in The Telegraph
Another (mostly) good review and a generous spread in the Telegraph. You can read it online here. Sinclair McKay (author of The Secret Life of Bletchley Park…
Review in the FT
Melissa Harrsion, author of the novel Clay, posted a great essay and a very nice review of Silt Road in the weekend Financial Times. You can…
Silt Road is printed
Chatto has sent me two off-the-press copies of Silt Road and it looks fab. They have done an awesome job on the cover and design, the…
Brighton Festival 2013
Caught by the River correspondent John Andrews and myself will be putting on a readings and Q and A event at the Brighton Festival in May. I’ll be…
The Song of the Mill
Sharing a post I wrote for Caught by the River. Saturday 11th and Sunday 12th May 2013 will be National Mills Weekend, an annual festival of…
Gunnersbury Ghost River
There’s something overwhelmingly gripping about the idea of a buried river. It is the thought of that life trapped underground, like a person buried alive, scratching at…
Austerlitz comes to Ambridge
Almost exactly a year after Radio 3 broadcast five podcasts on the work of W.G. Sebald, personal reflections by critics and writers who knew him (Anthea…
Chalk-stream Charter Chalk-stream Action
Slowly we are waking up to the fact that we have in southern England an almost unique eco-system comparable for its natural wonder with any on…
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