Thursday's Edgar awards, for the "best in mystery fiction, non-fiction and television" from 2015, also saw Lori Roy's Let Me Die in His Footsteps, inspired by the story of the last lawful public hanging in the US, win the best novel prize, and Stephen King's Obits, from Bazaar of Bad Dreams, take the best short story award.
Both Parks and Moore wind up consumed by their own forms of craziness, making it unlikely that anyone will be inspired to retrace their footsteps.
Following in Callicott's footsteps, and inspired by Næss's relational account of value, Warwick Fox has championed a theory of "responsive cohesion" which apparently gives supreme moral priority to the maintenance of ecosystems and the biophysical world (Fox 2007).
The ripples in the glass of water caused by the T. rexs footsteps was inspired by Spielberg listening to Earth, Wind and Fire in his car, and the vibrations the bass rhythm caused.
When George came back to visit his old school, dominating the then students in a pick-up game, Watson became inspired to follow in his footsteps.
Inspired, Stange followed in her footsteps and in 1980 founded Amici, a dance company for both able-bodied and disabled performers.
In her book All Creatures Great and Small (1972, published on the same day as the James Herriot book of the same name), Mary wrote about her experiences, in the hope that teenagers might be inspired to follow in her footsteps.
Can you imagine what it would be like to do that and to be barefoot?" If you're feeling inspired to follow in Hudgins footsteps (yes, you can keep your shoes on), find out how you can support his cause, here.
His artwork has inspired many who followed in his footsteps.
His presence and service inspired generations to follow in his footsteps, which are now, like so many, forever worn into the aisles and passage ways of our Cathedral.
