Fancy a stroll? Great writers extol the pleasures of walking.
Summer is a golden season for walking, when the weather seems ideal for taking a stroll. But some of us walk with enthusiasm throughout the year, including writers who find that putting one foot in front of the other is a great exercise in literary inspiration.
It’s the prevailing theme of , editor Duncan Minshull’s concise anthology of essays, letters, and journal entries from scribes old and new about the joys – and occasional perils –
