If, along with my eight gramophone records, I could take one memory, it would be of the couple of hours around the fall of night in mid-summer. Arms and legs would feel stretched and loose. The last figures, still in T-shirts and shorts, would be leaving the crag. The track would be unclear and the pace Read the full article…
Alastair Walker, author of ‘Four Thousand Lives Lost’ has posted these very kind remarks on his blog:‘One of the guys I met on the square rigger was Andy Miller, a multi-faceted person being a professor of educational psychology as well as a poet, author, rock climber and trainee sea captain! His current book outside his Read the full article…
AM: We only met for the first time in 2011 but I have been delighted to do so as I have been aware of some of your writing about Bob Dylan for many years. I hadn’t realised that you were a poet and that you have managed to develop a career as such. Can I Read the full article…