Grave Goods – Melissa Harrison
Melissa Harrison is a novelist, nature writer and columnist. Her most recent book, All Among the Barley, was the UK winner of the European Union...
Melissa Harrison is a novelist, nature writer and columnist. Her most recent book, All Among the Barley, was the UK winner of the European Union...
Review by Henry Rothwell. Lulworth image by Anna Dillon. ‘We have forgotten how to respond to the poetry of life. The hollow, tinkling facade...
Maxim Peter Griffin joins us for this Grave Goods outing. Maxim is an artist, writer and illustrator currently specialising in the landscape of Lincolnshire...
In this outing, writer Edward Parnell selects which Grave Goods he’d take on the Awfully Big Adventure. Edward’s most recent book, ‘Ghostland’ is a...
For this Grave Goods adventure, we invite author Zoe Gilbert to select the five objects she’d like to accompany her on the Awfully Big...
Reviewed by Henry Rothwell. When the young Walter Murray first encountered Copsford in the first half of the 1920s, it was a dilapidated if...
For this Grave Goods selection, we’re delighted to welcome Jeff Noon. Jeff was born in Manchester in 1957, trained in the visual arts and...
Ghostland: In Search of a Haunted Country by Edward Parnell. Review by Barbara Chamberlin (see bottom of page for bio). The British landscape, be...
by Henry Rothwell · Published 10 December 2019 · Last modified 30 December 2019
This incomplete glossary has been compiled from the works of Jim Phelan ( 1895–1966). For those who have yet to encounter him, Phelan was a...
by Henry Rothwell · Published 8 December 2019 · Last modified 12 February 2020
The following glossary was taken from ‘A Time from the World’, by Rowena Farre. Though of non-Romani origin herself, she frequently joined various groups of...
Welcome to Grave Goods, a series of interviews in which the interviewee selects five items they’d like to accompany them to the afterlife. On...
Welcome to Grave Goods, a series of interviews in which the interviewee selects five items they’d like to accompany them to the afterlife. This...
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