Bücher von Roy Bayfield

A vow made as part of a magic ritual conducted outside Huddersfield train station during a psychogeography conference compelled the author to write a new series of poems. Ejector Seat is the resulting writing - hurtling from the white hot optimism of a faultily-remembered 1960s to a present day confined for months in a suburban house. Dreams, memories and an epic online walk along every street in the UK called ''Boundary Road'' provide the shifting ground for these words.∩╗┐∩╗┐Roy Bayfield''s previous publications include Desire Paths: Real Walks to Unreal Places (Triarchy Press 2016), Performance Cleaner (Triarchy Press 2019) and poetry assemblage Bypass Pilgrim (TransGenre 2011). His poetry has appeared in STRIDE, Neon Highway, Star*Line and The Passionate Transitory, short fiction in BritPulp! and Chills and a chapter in Walking Inside Out: Contemporary British Psychogeography. He lives in Ormskirk in the North West of England. 

Roy Bayfield, well-known for exploring the Googlemaps non-place Argleton, here writes about his three-year-long walk home from northwest England to his home town near Brighton. Using the book 'Mythogeography' as his guide, he describes a postmodern, post-psychogeography pilgrimage through wormholes, hospital, faultlines and Z-Worlds.