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A GEOGRAPHY OF HORROR

 

I’ve been working on it – on and off – for quite a while, but it’s finally finished! A Geography of Horror is a book that brings together two things: my love of
short supernatural fiction,
and of the landscape and the coastline here in the county
of Suffolk. Actually, make that three things: my love of designing books too.

Monday, 26 April 2021  

 

In Search of Emery Walker

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THE OXFORD GUILD OF PRINTERS

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This was a talk based on my research and writing of Emery Walker: Arts, Crafts and a World in Motion, given

via Zoom.

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Saturday, 19 June 2021   

 

Emery Walker, TYPOGRAPHER

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THE WILLIAM MORRIS SOCIETY

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A look at Walker’s typographic work with the Kelmscott Doves and Ashendene presses, and others. The talk is part of the William Morris Society’s programme to celebrate 125 years since the publication of the Kelmscott Chaucer.

A version of the talk is included in the latest Journal of William Morris Studies, Vol. XXIV no.s 1-2.

SLOWLY, AND THEN ROUND AGAIN

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HARRY RANSOM CENTER

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I contributed an essay to the Harry Ransom Center’s online forum ‘What is Research?’, based on my experiences researching the Center’s Emery Walker archive.