GEOFF NICHOLSON: THE LONG LOST WALKER

  It was sad to read last week of the death of David Lodge.     He had a significant, if oblique, influence on my life, although needless to...

A.E. Housman is not an open book to me, and much of what I know about him comes from an essay I read by Alan Bennett. And the most interesti...

I’ve been walking in Dublin.     I was there for the 7 th Sir Richard Francis Burton Conference, where my pal Anthony Miller and I were pres...

  This is a photograph of Jaques Derrida walking: Derrida has been on my mind, well, more than usual, because I just read a review in the LR...

  I remember when I was a kid, when I was first learning to read, there was an occasion when I was walking with my dad, and we were in a par...

‘To perceive differences within the homogenous elements of the cultivated and inhabited urban landscape, I eschewed the common means of tran...