BIBLIOGRAPHY

Artists Books (accessed 28/01/20 & 03/02/20, MMU Special Collections Library)

Bellingham, David. ‘Ideas Leave Objects Standing’. (Platform Projects: BALTIC, 2005)
Bush, Tracey. ‘British Butterflies’ (2005)
Chasseaud, Peter. Kings Cross. (Lewes England, 2004) pp. 1-5.
Clark, Thomas A., Conrad C.A., Cory, Jim et al. ‘Mad Cow’
Fulton, Hamish. Camp Fire. (Lecturis, 1985)
- Bird Song. (Serpentine Gallery, 1991) pp. 1-10.
Horn, Rani. ‘Another Water’ (SCALO, 1999)
Garner, Alan and Roger Hill. The Old Man of the Maw. (Collins, 1966)
Jaeger, Elizabeth. ‘An Atlas of Known Places’ (Edinburgh, 1987)
Lanyon, Andrew. ‘Portreath’, The Paintings of Peter Lanyon. (Regal Engravers, 1993) pp. 6-19.
Matthews, Liz. ‘Thames to Dunkirk’ (British Library, 2012)
Please, Keith. Chesil Bank South. (Circle Press, 1980) pp, 2-3.
Skykes, Sandy, ‘Paradise Is Always Where You’ve Been’. (London: Marty Apple Graphics, 2000)
Rindle, Deb. ‘Ill Fitted’. (2003)
Rindle. Deb. ‘Elementary Thoughts’ (2002)
White, Kenneth. Late August on the Coast. (Circle Press, 1986)

Literary Books (accessed 27/02/20 – 03/03/20, MMU library)

Armitage, Simon. All Points North (London: Penguin, 1999)
Woolf, Virginia. The Waves (Hogarth Press, 1931)
Maconie, Stuart. Pies and Prejudice. (Ebury Press: Random House Group, 2007)
MacFarlane, Robert. The Wild Places. (London: Granta, 2009)
- The Old Ways: A Journey on Foot. (London: Penguin, 2012)
- Landmarks. (London: Penguin, 2016)
Sprackland, Jean. Strands: A Year of Discoveries on the Beach. (London: Vintage, 2013)
Runcie, Charlotte. Salt on Your Tongue: Women and the Sea. (London: Canongate, 2020)

Poetry (accessed 27/02/20 – 04/03/20)

Armitage, Simon. ‘Mist’, Stanza Stones Poetry Trail (2019)
Arnold, Matthew. ‘Dover Beach’ (1851)
Burns, Alison. ‘I’ll be Watching This Shore’. (1997) <accessed 04/03/20: https://aliburns.co.uk/projects/longscar-sound-beacon/>
Doolitte, Hilda. ‘Oread’ (BLAST, 1914)
Horn, Ian. ‘Ironopolis’ (2008)
Larkin, Phillip. ‘To the Sea’, High Windows. (1969)
Lee, Laurie. ‘April Rose’, Cider with Rosie (Horizon Magazine, 1946).

Websites (accessed 01/02/20 – 09/04/20)

Adell, Germán. ‘Theories and models of the peri-urban interface: a changing conceptual landscape.’ (1999).
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Bailey, Christopher. ‘Culture-led Urban Regenration and the Revitilisation of Identities in Newcastle, Gateshead and the North East of England’, International Journal of Cultural Policy, Volume 10, Issue 1: Urban Space and the Uses of Culture. (Taylor & Francis, 2004) <https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/1028663042000212328?src=recsys&journalCode=gcul20>
Harley, Shaun. ‘I was Made in Middlesbrough’, BBC News. (Tues 16 Oct 2007) <http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/7046579.stm>
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Mangan, Lucy. ‘Skint Britain: Friends Without Benefits Review- a maddening look at universal credit’, The Guardian. (Wed 13 Feb 2019) <https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2019/feb/13/skint-britain-friends-without-benefits-review-maddening-universal-credit>
Lichtenstein, Rachel. ‘A Study for the Estuary’ (2011). <https://rachellichtenstein.com/estuary/>
McMillan, Ian. ‘The Water Doesn’t Move, the Past Does’ [Spoken Poetry Video]. (The Poetry Society, 2013) <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_sEg_UHUK8>
Tulloch, Jonathan. ‘Boys from the Black Stuff’, The Guardian .(Mon 9 Apr 2001) <https://www.theguardian.com/theguardian/2001/apr/09/features11.g2>