He is teaming up with Govia Thameslink Railway, the UK’s largest train company, to travel the network. Nathan’s journey will take him from London Blackfriars to Brighton and on to Lewes, drawing on the people he meets, the landscapes he sees and the atmosphere of stations along the way. It comes as new research from GTR has found that train travel can be so much more than a simple commute. Two in five UK adults find it inspires their creative thoughts, and seven in 10 of are creatively inspired by the scenery they pass through. Children’s author Nathan said: “The campaign is all about showing that value goes further than the ticket price - it’s also about the ideas, inspiration and experiences you find along the way.”Stories of Rail will be released on Tuesday, September 23, for passengers to read across Thameslink and Southern station screens, social media and station libraries.