Walking 2023

This anthology is published in support of Sound Walk September 2023. Cheryl Markosky and Tony Horitz, walk · listen · create’s two Writers-in-Residence, chose the theme of Walking A/way, that’s Walking away or Walking a way, for this year’s competition. Entrants were invited to submit poems or stories; they could be fictional, factual or memoir, and were limited to a maximum of just 250 words.

The winning poems were judged by Ralph Hoyte (poet, soundwalks producer) and Tony Horitz. The winning stories were judged by S. A. Greene (author) and Cheryl Markosky.

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Walking 2023
An Anthology of Writing inspired by “Walking A/way” Sound Walk September 2023
Ricky Abbott, Shani Cadwallender, Kevin Cheeseman, Lorraine Collins, Chris Cuninghame, Amelia Hodsdon, Rosaleen Lynch, Jan Martin, Isabella Mead, Eilín de Paor, and Richard Westcott.
Published 2023
ISBN 978-1-915505-30-9
A6 Size
28 printed pages
Colour
Walk Listen Create Chapbook 3
SLB0243
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Canopy 2 – Urban Tree Festival 2021

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
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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).