Links:

    -AUTHOR SITE: Geoff Nicholson's Website
    -BLOG: Hollywood Walker
    -WIKIPEDIA: Geoff Nicholson
    -FILMOGRAPHY: Geoff Nicholson (IMDB)
    -Geoff Nicholson (Photo Republic)
    -BOOK SITE: The Lost Art of Walking: The History, Science, and Literature of Pedestrianism By Geoff Nicholson (Penguin Random House)
    -ESSAY: Golden years: Pleasure - that's what Blackpool was always about. And it still is, but there have been subtle changes in its character. One day off-season, the novelist Geoff Nicholson revisited the seaside wonderland of his childhood, and found its soul intact (Geoff Nicholson, 4/17/99, The Guardian)
    -REVIEW: of Atlas of Improbable Places: A Journey to the World’s Most Unusual Corners by Alan Horsfield (Geoff Nicholson, LA REview of Books)
    -REVIEW ESSAY: A Ramble About Books About Walking (Geoff Nicholson, JUNE 15, 2018, LA Review of Books)
    -REVIEW: Unknown Unknowns Come Sweeping in: On Geoff Dyer’s “The Street Philosophy of Garry Winogrand” (Geoff Nicholson, LA Review of Books)
    -REVIEW: An A to Z of Iain Sinclair on the Occasion of the American Publication of “The Last London: True Fictions from an Unreal City” (Geoff Nicholson, JANUARY 9, 2018, LA Review of Books)
    -ESSAY: The Walk of the Worlds (Geoff Nicholson, FEBRUARY 10, 2013, LA Review of Books)
    -REVIEW: Mild Irish Rose: Roddy Doyle's heroine, Paula Spencer, is sober now (Geoff Nicholson, Book Forum)
    -REVIEW: Pleasure Principle: Samuel Steward lived many lives, all in pursuit of joyous hedonism (Geoff Nicholson, Book Forum)
    -REVIEW: STEERING ZEAL: Traffic: Why We Drive the Way We Do (and What It Says About Us) by Tom Vanderbilt (Geoff Nicholson, Book Forum)
    -REVIEW: of The Rabbit Factory by Marshall Karp (Geoff Nicholson, LA Weekly)
    -REVIEW: of The Impartial Recorder by Ian Sansom (Geoff Nicholson, LA Weekly)
    -REVIEW: of The Annotated Big Sleep by Raymond Chandler (Geoff Nicholson, LA Review of Books)
    -ESSAY: The Joy of (Outdated) Facts (Geoff Nicholson, May 28, 2010, NY Times)
    -DISCUSSION: GEOFF NICHOLSON & WILL SELF DISCUSS THE JOYS OF WALKING (The Believer, October 1, 2008)
    -ESSAY: The Lost Art of Getting Lost (Geoff Nicholson, December 19, 2008, Powells Book Blog)
    -REVIEW ESSAY: 9 Walking Books That Let You Follow in Literary Footsteps: From Dublin to Panama to your own backyard, these books lay out a path for walking around the world (Geoff Nicholson, Nov 1, 2017, Electric Lit)
    -REVIEW ESSAY: London Overground: A Day’s Walk around the Ginger Line By Iain Sinclair & Walking Away: Further Travels with a Troubadour on the South West Coast Path By Simon Armitage (Geoff Nicholson, Literary Review)
    -PODCAST: Walking Matters, Part 2: "The Steps We Take" (CBC Radio, Sep 01, 2015)
    -PODCAST: Suffolk with Geoff Nicholson (Clare Balding meets writer Geoff Nicholson to talk about the history and lore of walking as they amble about in the Suffolk countryside. (BBC Ramblings)
    -VIDEO: Geoff Nicholson Maps the Territory: A journey into Hollywood with author, speculative urbanist (LARB AV, June 4, 2014)
    -PROFILE: Off the Grid: Mapping L.A.’s Edgelands with Writer Geoff Nicholson: With his new novel, City Under the Skin, the British expat and longtime Angeleno may have invented a literary genre: cartographic noir (Anthony Miller, 6/04/14, los Angeles Magazine)
    -INTERVIEW: Geoff Nicholson: Reviving a lost art (Interview by Alden Mudge, July 2009, Book Page)
    -INTERVIEW:: with Geoff Nicholson (Bookreporter, February 15, 2002)
    -INTERVIEW: Obsession, voyeurism and fetishism - the staple diet of novelist Geoff Nicholson Marianne Brace, 17 February 1998, Independent)
    -PODCAST: Notebook on Cities and Culture S4E46: Mar Incognita with Geoff Nicholson (Colin Marshall, 7/15/14)
    -PODCAST: Geoff Nicholson talking walking: Geoff Nicholson talks to Andrew Stuck about how he came to writing about the Lost Art of Walking (Talking and Walking)
    -PROFILE: The Twisted Mind of Geoff Nicholson (Scott Timberg, 6/03/10, Culture Crash)
    -VIDEO INTERVIEW: My Conversation with Jessie Chaffee and Geoff Nicholson,/a> (Ink and Paper Blog, Nov 12, 2017)
    -PROFILE: Meet Your Food Blogger: Geoff Nicholson of Psycho Gourmet (Erica Zora Wrightson, May 17, 2010, LA Weekly)
    -ETEXT: Pedestrianism; or, An Account of the Performances of Celebrated Pedestria, by Walter Thom (Project Gutenberg)
    -ESSAY: Newmarket's greatest stayer: In 1809 Britain was preparing to take on Napoleon but on Newmarket Heath one man was wagering a fortune that he could complete the ultimate test of human endeavour (Peter Radford, 23 Aug 2001, The Guardian)
    -ESSAY: Walk, write, read – and make the world your own: On psychogeography and the philosophy of pedestrianism: from Hazlitt to Will Self (Cathy Dillon, 5/16/15, Irish Times)
    -ESSAY: Walking (Henry David Thoreau, June 1862, the Atlantic).
    -ESSAY: Psychogeography: a way to delve into the soul of a city (Siobhan Lyons, June 18, 2017, the Conversation)
    - Psychogeography: Psychogeography describes the effect of a geographical location on the emotions and behaviour of individuals (The Tate)
    -WIKIPEDIA: Edward Payson Weston
    -ESSAY: THE PEDESTRIAN: Edward Payson Weston - 19th Century Long Distance Walker (Tom Talpey, Running Past)
    -ESSAY: The slow death of purposeless walking (Finlo Rohrer, 5/01/14, BBC News Magazine)
    -ESSAY: Why We Walk (Jennifer Graf Groneberg, Fall 2009, New Atlantis)
    -BLOG: Walking in LA
    -BLOG: The walking fool
    -WEBSITE: Ramblers uk
    -AUDIO INTERVIEW: with Matthew Algeo : In The 1870s And '80s, Being A Pedestrian Was Anything But (April 3, 2014, All Things Considered )
    -VIDEO: Pedestrianism in 19th Century: Matthew Algeo talked about his book, Pedestrianism: When Watching People Walk Was America’s Favorite Spectator Sport (C-SPAN, April 17, 2014)
    -ESSAY: For one wild era, walking was the nation’s No. 1 spectator sport (Matthew Algeo, March 27, 2015, Washington Post)
    -ESSAY: The 2,000 Mile Race: Pedestrianism in the early nineteenth century (Derek Martin, Oct 30, 2017, Playing Pasts)
    -ESSAY: How Competitive Walking Captivated Georgian Britain: In 1815, thousands of people came to watch George Wilson, the “Blackheath Pedestrian,” walk 1,000 miles. (Linda Rodriguez McRobbie, June 29, 2017, Atlas Obscura)
    -ARCHIVES: Geoff Nicholson (Literary Review)
    -ARCHIVES: Geoff Nicholson (Powell's Book Blog)
    -ARCHIVES: Geoff Nicholson (Book Marks)
    -ARCHIVES: Geoff Nicholson (LA Weekly)
    -ARCHIVES: Geoff Nicholson (Publishers Weekly)
    -ARCHIVES: Geoff Nicholson (Book Forum)
    -ARCHIVES: Geoff Nicholson (LA Review of Books)
    -REVIEW ARCHIVES: Geoff Nicholson (Complete Review)
    -REVIEW: of The Lost Art of Walking: The History, Science, and Literature of Pedestrianism by Geoff Nicholson (Complete Review)
    -REVIEW: of Lost Art of Walking (D.T. Max, NY Times Book Review)
    -REVIEW: of Lost Art of Walking (The Economist)
    -REVIEW: of Lost Art of Walking (Karla Starr, LA Times)
    -REVIEW: of Lost Art of Walking (Kirkus)
    -REVIEW: of Lost Art of Walking (Milt Gross, Village Soup)
    -REVIEW: of Lost Art of Walking (Liam Sullivan, Panorama of the Mountains)
    -REVIEW: of Lost Art of Walking (Publishers Weekly)
    -REVIEW: of Lost Art of Walking (This Space)
    -REVIEW: of Lost Art of Walking (Museum of Thin Objects)
    -REVIEW: of Lost Art of Walking (Matthew Fleischer, LA Weekly)
    -REVIEW: of Lost Art of Walking (Shelf Awareness)
    -REVIEW: of Lost Art of Walking (Cosmic Plodding)
    -REVIEW: of Lost Art of Walking (Dave Nicholls, CPN)
    -REVIEW: of Lost Art of Walking (Jesse Wegman, NY Observer)
    -REVIEW: of Lost Art of Walking (David Propson, WSJ)
    -REVIEW: of Lost Art of Walking (Jonathan Yardley, Washington Post)
    -REVIEW: of Lost Art of Walking (Tony Miksanek, American Scientist)
    -REVIEW: of Lost Art of Walking (Cameron Martin, Barnes & Noble Review)
    -REVIEW: of Lost Art of Walking (Katherine A. Powers, Boston Globe)
    -REVIEW: of Lost Art of Walking (Sean Hughes, CS Monitor)
    -REVIEW: of Lost Art of Walking (Ben East, Metro)
    -REVIEW: of Lost Art of Walking (Victorino Matus, NY Post)
    -REVIEW: of Lost Art of Walking ( Tony Dokoupil, Newsweek)
    -REVIEW: of Lost Art of Walking (Charles Bethea, Paste)
    -REVIEW: of Lost Art of Walking (Alan Moores, Seattle Times)
    -REVIEW: of Lost Art of Walking (Gilbert Cruz, TIME)
    -REVIEW: of Lost Art of Walking (Iain Finlayson, The Times uk)
    -REVIEW: of Lost Art of Walking (Page 99 Test)
    -REVIEW: of Lost Art of Walking (Hannah Fielding)
    -REVIEW: of Walking in Ruins by Geoff Nicholson (Mark Mason, The Spectator)
    -REVIEW: of Bedlam Burning by Geoff Nicholson (Rich Leddy, Bookreporter)
    -REVIEW: of Gravity's Volkswagen by Geoff Nicholson (Isobel Montgomery, The Guardian)
    -REVIEW: of Sex Collectors by Geoff Nicholson (Emily Nussbaum, NY Times Book Review)
    -REVIEW: of Flesh Guitar by Geoff Nicholson (Publishers Weekly)
    -REVIEW ARCHIVES: Geoff Nicholson (Kirkus)