Unbreakable: Kaleider and Reverb’s ‘You With Me’

I’m hiding in an alcove behind McDonalds in an underpass in Exeter. My pursuer runs past me oblivious to my location. I let out a sigh of relief. I’m winning the game. I’m… Read More →

PhD Footprints

I’ve recently handed in the first draft of my thesis. Whilst writing I kept my notes inside a series of moleskine books. When I remembered I would make sure to make a note… Read More →

Drifting with C&T

On Thursday I travelled to London. More specifically the National Theatre. I had my google map directions printed off, and I could see where I needed to go. First to the Royal Festival… Read More →

Pedestrian Performance and Geographies of the Stage

I’m currently writing up the second half of my first epic chapter which involves two sections: Site and Non-Site. Within each section I present an array of case studies of Pedestrian Performances that… Read More →

Digital Wanderlust: The Layers of the Rings: Part 1

“Strider begins his longest journey yet, travelling through a book, two games, three films and around the world to examine the different landscapes of Middle-Earth. Part One of Three.” The psychogeography of middle-earth.… Read More →

Mark Thomas Extreme Rambling: Walking the Wall

Now you should all know the score by now, I go off and have an adventure, come back and tell you about it. (Thomas, 2011:4) Last night I saw Mark Thomas’ Extreme Rambling:… Read More →

Performative Walking or Pedestrian Performance?

I went along to take part in a forum for Phil Smith’s Mythogeographic research on Saturday. It was an interesting day spent discussing his works so far  - some of which I’ve been… Read More →

Digital Wanderlust: Spyro the Luddite Dragon

“This month Strider dusts off an old Christmas present, using Spyro the Dragon as a means to illustrate Neo-Luddism in gaming. Featuring extracts from the documentary ‘New Technology: Whose Progress?’” My 9th Podcast… Read More →

My Twenty-Five

I turned twenty-five the other day and to commemorate it I decided to do a walk. Ten years ago, Mike Pearson did when back to the landscape of his childhood to do a… Read More →

Digital Wanderlust: Parkour Painting

“Do certain words trigger a colour for you? Do some sounds make you taste? When you think of the numbers one to ten, do you visualise them forming a particular shape? This month… Read More →