Kerri Andrews & Roger Clough: Walking for Life

Who do you picture when you imagine hikers? Perhaps not those nearing the final chapters of life, or those in the maelstrom of motherhood. Yet writers Roger Clough and Kerri Andrews are both walkers and both at a crossroad. Clough's Oldenland interrogates how we learn to be old, while Andrews' Pathfinding brings mothers in the outdoors to the fore. A fascinating discussion awaits: of how walking and writing can inform a way forward for life.

Categories: Climate & Environment, Health & Wellbeing, Memoir, Non-fiction

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