IsolarionA travel writing classic, with a new preface by the author and an afterword by Geoff Dyer. Can you be a pilgrim without leaving your life behind? How does it feel to approach everyday places with the same reverence as grand cathedrals? And how are we changed by even the smallest of journeys? James Attlee asks these questions and more in his thoughtful, streetwise, and personal account of a pilgrimage to a place he thought he already knew: the Cowley

near Naples

She published her second poetry collection

A young woman delves into the circumstances of her mother’s death ahead of her own marriage

and stretched and

and are making

Larissa Miller is a consummate technician

As this disturbing

like a beachcomber

His play about Charlie Peace opens at Nottingham Playhouse in October

Fascinated by the “otherness” of things

earth and air

illness and mourning