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Caught by the Reaper: Johnny Green/John Broad

Ian Preece pays tribute to John Broad, a.k.a. Johnny Green — author, Rouleur columnist, and road manager for The Clash,...

4th May 2025

Latest Articles

The Caught by the River Book of the Month: May

Book of the Month is Robert Macfarlane's 'Is a River Alive?', published by Hamish Hamilton earlier this week. Michael Malay...
3rd May 2025
South London Commons zines: A South London Landscape History

Starting at Bostall Heath in the south-east and finishing at Putney Heath in the south-west, a chain of commons runs...
2nd May 2025
Competition Results

Here are the results of our latest newsletter competition… Last week, we had a minorly shelf-worn copy of Under the...
1st May 2025
Unseen – In Search of the Sublime and Spirit of Place

Rachel Poulton marks the seasonal festivals with pilgrimages to some of Sussex’s ancient sites — mapping each journey through words...
1st May 2025
Times and Happenings: Caught by the River Day Out

Looking forward to seeing everyone in Kingston on Saturday, thanks for making it another sell out. The weather looks great...
30th April 2025
Angels in the Cellar

More than a description of wine making, Peter Hahn's 'Angels in the Cellar', recently published by Little Toller, is a...
29th April 2025

Words

Caught by the Reaper: Johnny Green/John Broad

Ian Preece pays tribute to John Broad, a.k.a. Johnny Green — author, Rouleur columnist, and road manager for The Clash,...

4th May 2025

The Caught by the River Book of the Month: May

Book of the Month is Robert Macfarlane's 'Is a River Alive?', published by Hamish Hamilton earlier this week. Michael Malay...
3rd May 2025
South London Commons zines: A South London Landscape History

Starting at Bostall Heath in the south-east and finishing at Putney Heath in the south-west, a chain of commons runs...
2nd May 2025

Sounds

Harmonic Rain

Mexican classical guitarist Morgan Szymanski and Scottish artist Tommy Perman will release their second album Songs for the Mist Forest on...

22nd April 2025

Sue Brooks' Radio Recommendations

Sue Brooks writes in memoriam of Radio 4's 'A Point of View'. Illustration: Pete Fowler. Radio 4's weekly programme on...
18th April 2025
Now Playing

'Long Pond Lily' by Hayden Pedigo. Taken from the upcoming album I'll Be Waving As You Drive Away, out on...
9th April 2025

Visuals

South London Commons zines: A South London Landscape History

Starting at Bostall Heath in the south-east and finishing at Putney Heath in the south-west, a chain of commons runs...

2nd May 2025

Unseen – In Search of the Sublime and Spirit of Place

Rachel Poulton marks the seasonal festivals with pilgrimages to some of Sussex’s ancient sites — mapping each journey through words...
1st May 2025
‘Flow’ zine – call for entries

The Dartmoor Collective has published three open call photozines (Water, A Worked Landscape, and Linear), and staged three annual exhibitions...
24th April 2025

Events

Times and Happenings: Caught by the River Day Out

Looking forward to seeing everyone in Kingston on Saturday, thanks for making it another sell out. The weather looks great...

30th April 2025

Red Herring

Red Herring, a new exhibition of photographs, ceramics, archival exploration and installation works by Joanne Coates, has just gone on...
19th April 2025
Upcoming at Field System Gallery

This Beltane, in the historic Stannary town of Ashburton, Field System Gallery and Ashburton Arts Centre present a town-wide and...
11th April 2025

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