Notebooks
A collection of journals, essays, an/archives, crumbs and other fieldnotes
Speculative Theory
A method that is not one.
Gathering forces, raising flags, and applying theory to live differently – a very breif introduction…
Gathering forces, raising flags, and applying theory to live differently – a very breif introduction…
Situated Movement or, naming in stereoscopic vision
Situated knowledge as lived practice – drinking tea and playing squash, walking and reading -…
Wandering across space and time, changing as you go.
Writing from post war France
How to reconcile splitting worlds.
An act of reading and writing often gone wrong.
Thinking with public-private tensions, intimacy, and the in/stabilities of heteronormativity and queer cultures.
Compulsory Heterosexuality, 1980
Key Concepts in FLINTA knowing and being: Adrianne Rich’s Compulsory Heterosexuality and Lesbian Existence.
Groundworks
A warm up activity for reading aloud, mindfully.
Inter/Actors: A Role of Participants
When participant involvement is central, but not the centre of the subject….
A brief and in-progress overview of ‘the commons’ of Routes and Places.
Why the “L”, Lesbian, is involved with the gender acronym FLINTA.
A brief introduction to companions, walking and muddles.
Phenomenological foundations
Field/Notes
… is not about Daphne du Maurier
Some fieldnotes on Cornwall’s most stealthy locals.
Reading and Random – Woolf’s exploration of inventing a new form for the literary essay.
A common concern at a Gender-Sexuality Nexus
A reflection on the viability of a practice-led study involving issues around gender, sexuality,…
Searching For Virginia Under a Furze Bush
Piecing together references to Barnes and Surrey in the creative and life writing of Virginia…
A reflection on how the field of vision impacts thought formation while walking – prompts…
The following is a pedagogy and manifesto. A metaview sketch of the ideas and procedures…
Devising on Barnes Common with a view of Virginia Woolf: a walk-with re/reading.
Field/notes: A Start in Richmond
Devising on Barnes Common with a view of Virginia Woolf: a walk-with re/reading.
Mabel Batten and Radclyffe Hall
a brief biography of Mabel Batten, Radclyffe Hall, and their partnership
Whether by accident or intention, pivots are inherent to queer research.
It turns out, Radclyffe Hall has always had a problem of ‘evidence’.
Navigating a bog in un/charted territory.
An assortment of plot-twists from the lingering summer of 2022.
A genealogy of ‘speculating’ with a lens – think-with Haraway (1988), Massumi (2002) and Barthes…
A visual set of notes and conversations related to working in and with archives related…
Domiciliation Fever (or sweltering shelter)
Making sense of a rather hot week in the archives.
Journals, fieldnotes, and other records from reading, archives, devising, recce’s, and the general development of…
Pre/Personal Essays
Aha (finding out): When in Doubt Part VI
Part VI of ‘When in Doubt’ autoethnographic companion to the walk ‘A Speculative Muddle‘ (Richmond-Upon-Thames).
No There, There: When in Doubt Part V
Part V of ‘When in Doubt’ autoethnographic companion to the walk ‘A Speculative Muddle‘ (Richmond-Upon-Thames).
It’s (Pre)Personal: When in Doubt Part IV
Part IV of ‘When in Doubt’ autoethnographic companion to the walk ‘A Speculative Muddle‘ (Richmond-Upon-Thames).
A Sense of Things: When in Doubt Part III
Part III of ‘When in Doubt’ autoethnographic companion to the walk ‘A Speculative Muddle‘ (Richmond-Upon-Thames).
In Dis/Belief: When in Doubt Part II
Part II of ‘When in Doubt’ autoethnographic companion to the walk ‘A Speculative Muddle‘ (Richmond-Upon-Thames).
The Benefit: When in Doubt Part I
Part I of ‘When in Doubt’ autoethnographic companion to the walk ‘A Speculative Muddle’ (Richmond-Upon-Thames).
Navigating on ground that sinks under your feet (how to read water: bogs).
Walking across Bodmin Moor in a fog …
An introduction, automemography, and reference collection about neuroqueer and its role in this project.
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