Seasons: Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter
(box set of four paperbacks)
Format:Set / collection
Publisher:Elliott & Thompson Limited
Published:24th Nov '16
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* Each book has been widely praised as the perfect gift - now all four are available in a single box set.; * Edited by Melissa Harrison, a rising star in both fiction and non-fiction nature writing.; * Each book includes well known-names alongside new voices - these anthologies offer a fresh perspective on the increasingly diverse world of nature writing.; * Published in conjunction with The Wildlife Trusts.
A beautiful series of four books charting the unfolding of the seasons throughout the year
Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter... in prose and poetry both old and new, the acclaimed Seasons series evokes the enchanting beauty of our changing year.
Including extracts from classic works of great naturalists, literature that reflects the unfolding seasons, and original perspectives from across the UK, the series also features fantastic new writing from Patrick Barkham, Simon Barnes, Horatio Clare, Rob Cowen, Miriam Darlington, Satish Kumar, John Lewis-Stempel, Amy Liptrot, Michael McCarthy, Stephen Moss, Anita Sethi and Esther Woolfson.
"Four volumes of seasonal writing about nature - get them all" - Mark Avery, best books of 2016; "This quartet, which has appeared over the past year, is published in support of The Wildlife Trusts, which look after some 2,300 special places in the United Kingdom. Combining work from established and up-and-coming writers with the observations of supporters of the trusts, it is both a celebration of the natural world and an encouragement to get out and enjoy it - whatever the weather"-- Michael Kerr, The Telegraph Books of the Year 2016; "Classic nature writers and also some exciting new voices" - Stephen Moss, Guardian Books of the Year 2016; "A fantastic series designed to celebrate the seasons" - LandLove magazine
ISBN: 9781783963096
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936 pages