A WEEK TO WALK A FORTNIGHT – NG Bristow

October 26, 2021October 26, 2021albanlow Tags: Andrew Stuck, Museum of Walking, NG Bristow Leave a comment

SUNDAY FOR SEVEN DAYS (ALL OVER LONDON) – Seven print stories and geolocated audio.

IF IT TAKES A WEEK TO WALK A FORTNIGHT… – Seven print stories (plus seven more companion stories) and geolocated audio.

THE WALKING CURE – an immersive detective story. Geolocated audio for a 30 minute two-person sound walk experience.

A WEEK TO WALK A FORTNIGHT
Flash fiction with links to geolocated audio
NG Bristow and Andrew Stuck
Published October 2021
ISBN 978-1-912960-69-9
A6 Size
40 printed pages
Colour
Museum of Walking Chapbook 10
SLB0200
Print run of 200
Price – £4.99
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Original artwork by Alban Low.

NG BRISTOW is a writer / director and artist. He runs the MA in Directing Fiction at Goldsmiths, University of London. Credits as screenwriter / director include commissions by FilmFour, C4, BBC, UKFC, BFI, NIFC, NI Screen and the Arts Council. He has acted opposite Vivian Stanshall in the Tale of the Long Sky; terrified audiences with his binaural nightmare, The Ever-Expanding Cabinet of Unnameable Horrors, and brought theatre to the terraces of Millwall Football Club. He is a former Irish men’s sabre champion, though his fencing is a little rusty these days…

ANDREW STUCK is the founder of The Museum of Walking, created to bring people together and showcase walking pieces and performances. He is also a podcaster, interviewing creative people who use walking as a catalyst for their practice. Talking Walking is now in its twelfth year with more than 100 episodes. www.talkingwalking.net

Canopy 2 – Urban Tree Festival 2021

June 21, 2021albanlow Tags: Alison Clark, Andrew Simms, Andrew Stuck, Charis Fox, Chris Cuninghame, Dr Samantha Walton, E. E. Rhodes, Gabriel Burrow, Georgia Cook, Ghazal Mosadeq, N G Bristow, Peter Isaacson, Rachel Sloan, Rebekah Lattin-Rawstrone, Robert Seatter, Sandra Horn, Sarah McPherson, Sarah Wheeler, Tom Raw, Urban Tree Festival Leave a comment

This anthology is published to coincide with the Urban Tree Festival in May 2021. During the pandemic, we all came to
appreciate the nature that surrounds us. Trees in our parks, streets and front gardens have provided shade, shelter and a changing view. They have boosted our spirits and willingly offered us something to hug! In the Spring of 2021 the Museum of Walking invited people to put into writing their feelings about trees close to you, to submit a poem or a flash writing piece of 250 words (or under).

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Canopy 2
An Anthology of Writing for the Urban Tree Festival 2021
Gabriel Burrow, Alison Clark, Georgia Cook, Chris Cuninghame, Charis Fox, Sandra Horn, Peter Isaacson, Sarah McPherson, Tom Raw, E. E. Rhodes, Robert Seatter, Andrew Simms, Rachel Sloan and Sarah Wheeler.
Published May 2021
ISBN 978-1-912960-69-9
A6 Size
28 printed pages
Colour
Museum of Walking Chapbook 8
SLB0182
Print run of 250
Price – £3.99
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The winning poems were judged by Dr Samantha Walton (Reader in Modern Literature at Bath Spa University and a Board member of the Association for the Study of Literature and the Environment) and Ghazal Mosadeq (founder of Pamenar Press, an independent cross-cultural, multi-lingual publisher based in UK, Canada and Iran). The winning stories were judged by N. G. Bristow (screen writer, director and installation artist running the MA in Directing
Fiction at Goldsmiths, University of London) and Rebekah Lattin-Rawstrone (author, editor and tutor on the Novel Studio at City, University of London).

Autumn Colours – Museum of Walking Chapbook 5

February 20, 2020February 20, 2020albanlow Tags: Andrew Anderson, Andrew Stuck, Chapbook, Jane Adams, Jane Lomas, John Woolner, Mel Davies, Museum of Walking, N G Bristow, Pennie Hedge, Rachel Dowse, Rebekah Lattin-Rawstrone, Ruth Bradshaw, Sarah Leavesley, Sarah Mosedale, Sharon Pinner Leave a comment

During the autumn of 2019, the Museum of Walking invited people to submit a flash writing piece of 250 words (or under) inspired by the colours of the changing autumn season. We were looking for the best fact or fiction stories responding to the Autumn Colours theme and were delighted by the response. Turn the leaves to follow the shifting autumn trail for yourselves.

The winning stories from the competition were judged by N G Bristow (screen writer, director and visual artist running the MA in Directing Fiction at Goldsmiths, University of London), Rebekah Lattin-Rawstrone (author, editor and tutor on the Novel Studio at City, University of London) and Andrew Stuck (Founding Director of the Museum of Walking).

Illustrated by Alban Low

Autumn Colours
An Anthology of Seasonal Stories
Jane Adams, Andrew Anderson, Ruth Bradshaw, Mel Davies, Rachel Dowse, Pennie Hedge, Sarah Leavesley, Jane Lomas, Sarah Mosedale, Sharon Pinner, John Woolner
Published February 2020
ISBN 978-1-912960-39-2
A6 Size
16 printed pages
Colour
Museum of Walking Chapbook 5
SLB0152
Print run of 150
Price – £2.99
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Flash #MyLandmarks – Museum of Walking Chapbook

November 13, 2019albanlow Tags: Alison Fure, Amanda Tuke, Andrew Anderson, Andrew Stuck, Carrie Dunne, Chapbook, Laurence Sullivan, Mel Davies, Museum of Walking, N G Bristow, Paul Chown, Pennie Hedge, Rebekah Lattin-Rawstrone, Ruth Bradshaw Leave a comment

During September 2019, the Museum of Walking invited people to submit a flash writing piece of 250 words (or under) about a place that is meaningful and significant to them. We were open to personal impressions, stories or descriptions of buildings, natural elements like trees, lakes or places anywhere in the world.

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Flash #MyLandmarks includes the winning stories from Andrew Anderson, Ruth Bradshaw, Paul Chown, Mel Davies, Carrie Dunne, Alison Fure, Pennie Hedge, Laurence Sullivan and Amanda Tuke.

The competition was judged by N G Bristow (screen writer, director and visual artist running the MA in Directing Fiction at Goldsmiths, University of London), Rebekah Lattin-Rawstrone (author, editor and tutor on the Novel Studio at City, University of London) and Andrew Stuck (Founding Director of the Museum of Walking).

Flash #MyLandmarks
Stories of special places
Andrew Anderson, Ruth Bradshaw, Paul Chown, Mel Davies, Carrie Dunne, Alison Fure,
Pennie Hedge, Laurence Sullivan and Amanda Tuke
Published November 2019
ISBN 978-1-912960-33-0
A6 Size
16 printed pages
Colour
Museum of Walking Chapbook 4
SLB0146
Print run of 100
Price – £3.99
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Shipwrecked – Museum of Walking Chapbook

August 11, 2019albanlow Tags: Andrew Stuck, Chapbook, Elizabeth Forsyth, Fiona Ritchie Walker, Jon Fox, Laurence Sullivan, Mavis Pilbeam, Moira Tighe, Museum of Walking, N G Bristow, Nora Nadjarian, Rebekah Lattin-Rawstrone, Robinson Crusoe, Sarah McPherson Leave a comment

Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe was first published 300 years’ ago on the 25th April 1719. In honour of this much loved classic, the Museum of Walking organised the #Crusoe300 Flash Fiction Competition as well as a Creative Writing Walkshop.

Shipwrecked includes the winning stories from Sarah McPherson, Jon Fox, Elizabeth Forsyth, Moira Tighe, Laurence Sullivan, Mavis Pilbeam, Fiona Ritchie Walker and Nora Nadjarian. The competition was judged by N G Bristow (screen writer, director and visual artist running the MA in Directing Fiction at Goldsmiths University of London), Rebekah Lattin-Rawstrone (author, editor and tutor on the Novel Studio at City, University of London) and Andrew Stuck (Founding Director of the Museum of Walking).

Shipwrecked
New flash fiction celebrating the 300th anniversary of Robinson Crusoe
Sarah McPherson, Jon Fox, Elizabeth Forsyth, Moira Tighe, Laurence Sullivan, Mavis Pilbeam, Fiona Ritchie Walker, Nora Nadjarian
Published August 2019
ISBN 978-1-912960-22-4
A6 Size
16 printed pages
Colour
Museum of Walking Chapbook 1
SLB0134
Print run of 100
Price – £2.99
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