Tim Dee’s Greenery: a masterpiece of nature writing
No one else in the genre shows anything like Dee’s command of prose, tone, voice, pace, depth and phrasing.
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Richard Smyth
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Car Park Life: a funny, clever memoir of car park exploration
“Retail car parks are created for the facilitation of purchases within the store,” writes Gareth Rees, “but they are…
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Nature writing’s fascist roots
When the Christchurch shooter described himself as an “eco-fascist”, he invoked the age-old and complicated relationship between nature writing…
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Mark Cocker’s Our Place makes clear that Britain’s countryside is in real trouble
“What countryside?” a friend of Cocker’s pointedly asks.
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Slightly foxed: David Hayden’s short stories show that not all puzzles have solutions
Darker With The Lights On will send many readers skidding along the spectrum between “I don’t know what this means”…
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Signal Failure reveals what it’s like to walk the path of HS2
Author Tom Jeffreys trekked from London to Birmingham, and found no easy answers.
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Why Sooyong Park went in search of the Siberian Tiger – and what he found
At the heart of The Great Soul of Siberia is not a fear of snapping jaws, but of a broader, deeper…
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