Publisher's Synopsis
'Street Haunting' describes the greatest pleasure of town life in winter - rambling the streets of London. A cascade of brief impressions encapsulates the people and places Virginia Woolf revisited on her frequent walks through the capital, and gives an enchanting picture of London in the 1920s. Stanley Middleton's equally evocative yet very different pieces describe the suburb of Bulwell as it was in his youth. Although part of Nottingham, Bulwell and its people have always maintained a distinct identity, which is captured in his essay, 'Bulwell', and poem, 'A Name Loosely Attached'.
