Kerri Andrews is a writer, editor, academic, and a walker. She is the author of Wanderers: A History of Women Walking and Way Makers: An Anthology of Women’s Writing about Walking. Kerri is based in the Scottish Borders.

‘An engrossing collection that puts real lives and bodies front and centre, leaving the heroic masculine walker in the far distance. I am grateful for it' - Katherine May, author of Wintering

• IntroductionCruachan Beann, Harry Josephine GilesA Partial History of Walking with Pain, Polly AtkinThe Near Ways, Gail SimmonsWalking through Time, Anita SethiWalking Work, Beatrice SearleSymperilambano, Katharine NorburyThe Water of Leith and the Goddess Who Lives in the Mind, Anna FlemingA Shopping Holiday, Linda CracknellThe Walk as Poem, Helen MortOn Walking and Not Doing it Right, Kate DavisNotesBiographies

Kerri Andrews is a writer, editor, academic, and a walker. She is the author of Wanderers: A History of Women Walking and Way Makers: An Anthology of Women’s Writing about Walking. Kerri is based in the Scottish Borders.

‘An engrossing collection that puts real lives and bodies front and centre, leaving the heroic masculine walker in the far distance. I am grateful for it' - Katherine May, author of Wintering

• IntroductionCruachan Beann, Harry Josephine GilesA Partial History of Walking with Pain, Polly AtkinThe Near Ways, Gail SimmonsWalking through Time, Anita SethiWalking Work, Beatrice SearleSymperilambano, Katharine NorburyThe Water of Leith and the Goddess Who Lives in the Mind, Anna FlemingA Shopping Holiday, Linda CracknellThe Walk as Poem, Helen MortOn Walking and Not Doing it Right, Kate DavisNotesBiographies

Kerri Andrews is a writer, editor, academic, and a walker. She is the author of Wanderers: A History of Women Walking and Way Makers: An Anthology of Women’s Writing about Walking. Kerri is based in the Scottish Borders.

‘An engrossing collection that puts real lives and bodies front and centre, leaving the heroic masculine walker in the far distance. I am grateful for it' - Katherine May, author of Wintering

• IntroductionCruachan Beann, Harry Josephine GilesA Partial History of Walking with Pain, Polly AtkinThe Near Ways, Gail SimmonsWalking through Time, Anita SethiWalking Work, Beatrice SearleSymperilambano, Katharine NorburyThe Water of Leith and the Goddess Who Lives in the Mind, Anna FlemingA Shopping Holiday, Linda CracknellThe Walk as Poem, Helen MortOn Walking and Not Doing it Right, Kate DavisNotesBiographies