GEOFF NICHOLSON: THE LONG LOST WALKER

I do love a good concordance.   In Mike Bonsall’s majestic concordance of JG Ballard you’ll discover that the sage of Shepperton used the wo...

    ‘Towards evening, when the great shadow of the Palladian villa filled the terrace, Count Axel left his library and walked down the wide ...

Between Christmas and the New Year I went with Foster Spragge on the final walk of her  As the Crow Flies  project.  Mat Clum of Tickbi...

Until last month I had only ever once stayed in an airport hotel – it was in Los Angeles when Virgin couldn’t fly us out. At this point...

           One of the first “grown up” books I ever discovered and read for myself was HG Wells’ The Time Machine .   It was in the loc...