Diagonal Walking

Following an invitation to record a live interview on a BBC local radio station, Nick thought it might be fun to share thoughts before, during and after the actual event.

The book now has a publication date, but thoughts of a finish line prove to be a mirage. There's a few more laps to go in this race yet!

Production of the book is now in full swing, but it's not all straight-forward. There's been some pluses and minuses to the process lately, which Nick shares on this short update podcast.

The book has gone off to the publisher! It wasn't all a walk in the park however, as Nick explains during this, er, walk in the park.

Still walking along the Thames, in this podcast Nick concludes his update on progress with the book, with a particular focus on the agonises of deciding the best publishing option. The good news is he's made a call, and shares the reasoning around it here.

Nick's head's been down knocking the book of the walk into shape. In this podcast, he brings listeners up to date on all the various processes involved in the writing and editing of the manuscript, as well as some of the feelings and frustrations involved. A must for any aspiring writer - or for anyone interested in the Diagonal Walking project.

In this podcast Nick Corble brings listeners up to date with developments with the book and the hunt for a publisher. There's also a special offer for regular listeners on his new novel, so it's worth a listen.

In this interview with his wife Annette, conducted on the sea wall overlooking the final steps of the walk, Nick is asked about his highs and lows of the trek and answers the big question: will there be a Diagonal Walking II?

Recorded on the road (or footpath), Nick ruminates about the walk during its final day, completing his diagonal coast to coast trek, but starting a whole new process of writing the experience up, getting published and then promoting the book. It's the end of one phase of the project, but the beginning of the next ...

At the end of a second day's diagonal walking, Nick and Sue discuss how different their second day's walking was from their first ... and an encounter with that rarest of things, clever sheep!