Salar the Salmon by Henry Williamson
Salar the Salmon’s migration through the rivers of Devon – surviving porpoises, seals, nets, fishermen, otters, poachers and weirs – is one of nature’s great journeys.
Author: Henry Williamson
Introduction: Michael Morpurgo
Published May 2010
£10.00
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‘It is a rare gift indeed for a storyteller to be poet as much as a story-maker . . . Williamson is just such a story-maker poet.’
Michael Morpurgo
Salar the Salmon’s migration through the rivers of Devon – surviving porpoises, seals, nets, fishermen, otters, poachers and weirs – is one of nature’s great journeys. Intense, brilliantly imagined, the salmon’s perilous return leaves us with a vivid, unsentimental picture of how both people and wildlife rely on a river and its estuary.
Our new edition includes the black and white illustrations by C.F. Tunnicliffe that first appeared in 1936.
Introduced by Michael Morpurgo
Cover illustration by Mark Hearld
216 x 156mm sewn paperback with flaps
216 pages with 48 B/W engravings by C.F. Tunnicliffe
ISBN 978 0 9562545 4 2
Additional information
Weight | 350 g |
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Dimensions | 14 × 156 × 216 mm |
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Michael Morpurgo –
There was a super interview with the former Children’s Laureate and War Horse author Michael Morpurgo in The Independent on Sunday. The interview was a response to Michael’s wonderful introduction to our edition of Salar the Salmon by Heny Williamson, and in it he also talks about his friendship with Ted Hughes and the influence of north Devon’s landscapes on his own writing life.
Read the full article here.