'Copsford has an innocence, a freedom in thought and life.'
Raynor Winn

COPSFORD

by Walter J. C. Murrey

Copsford is an extraordinary book. Bearing comparison to Thoreau’s Walden, Murray’s intense feeling for his place is evident on every page.

Landfill is an honest, funny and intelligent journey to understand how other animals cope with us as rowdy, throw-away neighbours. It is an essential nature book for our times, kicking beneath the littered surface of things and asking where the truths lie.

LANDFILL

by Tim Dee

“Despite the years between us we will see and feel much of the same world that Bach did; under the same horizons we will encounter the same paths, trees, plants, birds and animals. We will be crossing one of the most fascinating and perhaps the most significant of modern European states.”

This beautiful book, written with Peter Marren’s usual wit and insight, takes you on a journey back to a time before the arts and science were divided. When entomologists were also poets and painters, and when a gift for vivid language went hand-in-hand with a deep pre-Darwinian fascination for the emerging natural world.

“a remarkable bringing together of many different voices . . . with a shared love of and fascination for woodlands” BRITISH WILDLIFE MAGAZINE

ARBOREAL

A COLLECTION OF WOODLAND WRITING

ARBOREAL

“irresistible”
GUARDIAN

“an anthology for all green men, women and children” HILARY MANTEL

“full of surprises and beauty”
NATURE

“for anyone interested in how we think about the natural world and how the imagination conspires with nature to form the world we inhabit ”
JOHN BURNSIDE, NEW STATESMAN

Arboreal explores the many strands of what woodlands mean to us. Bringing together the finest, and best-known, names in contemporary writing, a anthology that explores the many strands of what woodlands mean to us. A landmark publication, it will appeal widely to many readers. Contributors include: Richard Mabey, Germaine Greer, Ali Smith, Simon Armitage, and more

‘Snow is transformative. It changes the world around us … Overnight, it repaints the landscape in white, inevitably bringing to mind concepts like purity and clarity of thought. Over the course of eons, it can remake the earth itself.’

SNOW

by Marcus Sedgwick