Landscapism

Catch Me Daddy is the rough-edged but searingly memorable debut feature film from music video director Daniel Wolfe, name-checked in Ro...

A guest post from Jack Cooke on the storied melancholia of walking a forgotten East Anglian branchline.  No one departs, no one arr...

A new collection by Jamaican poet Kei Miller; a dialogue between a map-maker, seeker of rational order and cartographical truth, and a...

Well I'm going Back to the country Up on the mountains Up on the rising side (Street Song - Thirteenth Floor Elevato...

I've recently watched A Skin Too Few: The Days of Nick Drake , Jeroen Berkvens' 2002 documentary that I came across via the Dange...

" There is something about walking which stimulates and enlivens my thoughts.  ... my body has to be on the move to set my mind goin...

"And far away a mountain zone, A cold white waste of snow-drifts lies" Speak of the North, Charlotte Bronte The new y...

Cold and damp January days require an appropriately melancholic soundtrack and I've recently been enjoying Pilgrim Chants & Pas...

No end of year list this. Just a short recommendation of a short, stark and arresting novel: a bleak midwinter read. The Dig is Cy...