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psychogeographer

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  • noun A specialist in psychogeography

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Examples

  • Even the vote to start it up was not overwhelming: a surviving scrap of paper shows a tally of five in favour - Debord, Michèle Bernstein (his first wife), Jorn, Ralph Rumney (an English 'psychogeographer' who soon goes missing) and Walter Olmo (an experimental composer whose name is followed by a question mark) - with one opposed and two abstaining (including Pinot).

    London Review of Books 2009

  • Native psychogeographer, occultist and legendary graphic novel writer Alan Moore was “born in Northampton in 1953 and never left”.

    Oh, to be in England K. A. Laity 2007

  • The film is a collaboration between former boho hipster and film-maker Chris Petit and psychogeographer novelist and poet/council workman Iain Sinclair.

    FallNews - Michael Ball or The Fall I could listen to them all 2000

  • The Irish Blakean and psychogeographer Niall McDevitt and poet-dandy Jeremy Reed were performing the spring edition of On Blake's Steps, a homage to the great visionary poet, who was born here in Soho's Marshall Street.

    Evening Standard - Home 2009

  • Another article, by the area's great psychogeographer Tom Vague, revealed that Joe Meek lived in Arundel Gardens -- where I once had a bedsit, and where I set my first book,

    Bookslut 2009

  • NC: It seems everyone’s a psychogeographer nowadays.

    Ballardian » 'Architectures of the Near Future': An Interview with Nic Clear 2008

  • a psychogeographer, no less, according to his weekly column in the Independent.

    Brit Lit Blogs 2008

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