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Wyl Menmuir / Clare Howdle / Luke Thompson
Three of Cornwall's great contemporary writers, each with new books out this year, gather together at The Old Bank in Fowey to discuss their latest work.
Each of these writers explores the spirit of place but they do so using different themes, forms and subjects, whether that's through the rocks and stones that form a landscape, the language used, or the animals that are found or imagined there.
Wyl Menmuir's The Spirit of Stone is the final book in his trilogy of non-fiction titles that navigate our relationships with place, this time through landscapes of rock, stone and earth.
Clare Howdle's Hirethow is a debut collection of short stories that play with ideas of place, connection and reality to find fresh perspectives on the Cornish word, 'hireth', meaning loss, longing and a yearning for home.
Luke Thompson's A Cornish Bestiary is a compendium of Cornwall's most curious creatures from natural history and folklore, broadside ballads and news reports, literature and hoax.
Wyl Menmuir / Clare Howdle / Luke Thompson
Three of Cornwall's great contemporary writers, each with new books out this year, gather together at The Old Bank in Fowey to discuss their latest work.
Each of these writers explores the spirit of place but they do so using different themes, forms and subjects, whether that's through the rocks and stones that form a landscape, the language used, or the animals that are found or imagined there.
Wyl Menmuir's The Spirit of Stone is the final book in his trilogy of non-fiction titles that navigate our relationships with place, this time through landscapes of rock, stone and earth.
Clare Howdle's Hirethow is a debut collection of short stories that play with ideas of place, connection and reality to find fresh perspectives on the Cornish word, 'hireth', meaning loss, longing and a yearning for home.
Luke Thompson's A Cornish Bestiary is a compendium of Cornwall's most curious creatures from natural history and folklore, broadside ballads and news reports, literature and hoax.