RESOURCES
A DEEP TIME MOVING reading list [in progress - recommendations welcome]
Ann Cooper Albright. 2019. How to Land: Finding Ground in an Unstable World Oxford University Press
Philip Ball. 2009. Flow Oxford University Press. (The second in the series Nature’s Patterns: a tapestry in three parts)
Robin Bates & Bill Scolding. 2000. Beneath the Skin of the Lizard: Seven Coastal Walks Exploring the Geology of the Lizard Peninsula Cornwall County Council
John Berger. 2001. The Shape of a Pocket Bloomsbury
W. Best Harris. Date unknown. The Lizard Coastline (self-published)
Bonnie Bainbridge Cohen. 1993. Sensing, Feeling and Action: The Experiential Anatomy of Body-Mind Centring Contact Editions
S. Daniell. Date unknown. Old Cornwall: Life in Cornwall About a Century Ago Truro: Tor Mark
Daphne du Maurier. 1972. Vanishing Cornwall London: Victor Gollanz
Helen Gordon. 2021. Notes from Deep Time: A Journey Through Our Past and Future Worlds Profile Books
Deborah Hay. 2000. my body, the buddhist Wesleyan
Philip Hoare. 2013. The Sea Inside Fourth Estate
Tom Jackson. 2017. The Human Body in Minutes: 200 key concepts illustrated and explained in an instant London: Quercus
Philip Kearey. 1996, 2001 ed. Dictionary of Geology London: Penguin
Lucy Lippard. 1997. The Lure of the Local: Senses of Place in a Multicentred Society The New Press
Robert Macfarlane. 2019. Underland: a Deep Time Journey Hamish Hamilton
Doreen Massey. 2005. For Space Sage
“By the Author of ‘John Halifax, Gentleman’” [Dinah Mulock Craik] 1884, 1988 ed. An Unsentimental Journey through Cornwall Penzance: The Jamieson Library
Andrea Olsen, in collaboration with Caryn McHose. 1998. BodyStories: A Guide To Experiential Anatomy UPNE
Carl Sagan. 1980, 2011 ed. Cosmos: The Story of Cosmic Evolution, Science and Civilisation Abacus
Rebecca Solnit. 2001. Wanderlust: a History of Walking Verso
Kae Tempest. 2020. On Connection Faber & Faber
Miranda Tufnell and Chris Crickmay. 2004. A widening field: journeys in body and imagination Dance Books
Patrick Whitefield. 2009. The Living Landscape Permanent Publications
HowNow resources
Together with Winona Guy and Claud Tonietto, as HowNow, we explore the question: 'How do I / you / we want to make dance work, in this complex present moment?' As part of this ongoing enquiry, we're finding useful and inspiring resources and sharing them, here: