An entertaining whistle-stop overview of European history.
Author: Richard Carter
A fat, bearded chap with a Charles Darwin fixation.
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Life, death and disease in the Middle Ages and beyond.
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Natural histories of place, identity and home.
Book review: ‘Where the Road Runs Out’ by Gaia Holmes
An enjoyable, comprehensible poetry collection.
Book review: ‘Cairn’ by Kathleen Jamie
Magnificent short pieces about entering a new phase in one’s life.
Book review: ‘The Correspondence of Charles Darwin, volume 27 • 1879’
Darwin reaches 70 • working on his grandfather’s biography • a visit to the Lake District • continuing to investigate movement in plants • and lots more…
Book review: ‘Late Light’ by Michael Malay
The secret wonders of a disappearing world.
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A thoughtfully observed posthumous collection of essays.
Book review: ‘The Correspondence of Charles Darwin, volume 26 • 1878’
Plant movement, potato blight, an unexpected inheritance, and much more.
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