Anatomy of a Soldier tells the story of a British captain injured in Afghanistan. From this compelling starting point, author Harry Parker adds a twist: forty-five objects narrate the story. Though a bestseller this book wasn’t on my radar until Ole B. Jensen, when speaking at Lancaster University’s Centre for Mobilities Research, made an off-hand but enthusiastic reference to it as an example of materiality. Read more…
Britain’s Changing Roadscapes: Mobility, Place, Attachment, Loss.
We are delighted to announce the publication of a new book by our co-Director Prof. Lynne Pearce. Britain’s Changing...
