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An Anthology of Wayfaring Words

by Roy Hinks

146 pages; quality trade paperback (softcover); poetry; catalogue #06-0430; ISBN 1-4120-8674-4; US$14.35, C$16.50, EUR11.79, £8.25

Country walking is not just putting one foot in front of the other - it sets in motion the rhythms of the imagination, a time when thoughts become An Anthology of Wayfaring Words.

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With teacher colleagues and friends, over a thirty year period, the writer of these poems has walked more than three-and-a-half thousand miles of English countryside.

Co-walker, Bryan Hudson, began a pictoral history - what his mates vulgarly call his snaps - in fact fine photographs. His fellow ramblers, idle fellows all, were content. But, being the guy he is, Bryan assertively suggested someone should also keep a written record. His eye fixed itself on Roy Hinks. Duly intimidated, his victim put pen to paper. At first, just prose accounts. Eventually, each write-up was signed off with a poem. This – An Anthology of Wayfaring Words – is the result.

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About the Author

Roy Hinks is a retired English teacher. He has been a winner and runner-up in a number of poetry competitions and has had poems published in magazines.

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