The Magic of Place
Davina Quinlivan's ‘Shalimar’ — a lyrical story of migration, of returning home and making a home — was published earlier...
31st March 2022
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Albury
An extract from Davina Quinlivan's 'Shalimar: A Story of Place and Migration', forthcoming from Little Toller Books. It has been...20th February 2022
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Aurochs and Auks
In this extract from 'Aurochs and Auks: Essays on Mortality and Extinction', newly published by Little Toller, John Burnside recalls...20th October 2021
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The itch in the landscape
In an extract from her book 'The Long Field', recently published by Little Toller, Pamela Petro contemplates the 'perpetual letter...8th October 2021
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As The Seasons Progress
Angie Lewin looks at the wood engravings of Clare Leighton. ‘Ours is an ordinary garden,’ begins Clare Leighton’s diary of a...17th September 2021
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WHERE?
In 2017, Simon Moreton’s father fell suddenly ill and died. His death sent the author back to his childhood home...5th August 2021
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Nature Cure
To celebrate Richard Mabey’s 80th birthday, and to tie in with a new broadcast of the book as Radio 4 Book...4th July 2021
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The Screaming Sky
Charles Foster's 'The Screaming Sky', published by Little Toller, is an awe-struck paean to the common swift; a numerous but profoundly...29th April 2021
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The Transit Camp Ophelia
Mightiest congratulations to Jeff Young and our friends at Little Toller on the news of Ghost Town’s much-deserved inclusion on...25th November 2020
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Big Love for Little Toller
Having embarked on similar trajectories at a similar time, and given that we walk common ground to this day, we...22nd July 2020
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Diary of a Young Naturalist
Sue Brooks reviews the debut from 16-year old Dara McAnulty, published next week by Little Toller. My first encounter with...23rd May 2020
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Ghost Town
Football terrace fashions, eccentric comedians, long-forgotten seedy nightclubs and thankfully not too much Beatles: Clinic's Ade Blackburn assesses Jeff Young's...10th April 2020
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Ghost Town: an extract
Jeff Young has long been fascinated with Liverpool, its history and how it intersects with his own life. In his...10th March 2020
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Ridge & Furrow: Voices from the Winter Fields
We were so absorbed in our abundant Shadows & Reflections submissions last month that we never got round to running...10th January 2020
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Emperors, Admirals & Chimney Sweepers
Peter Marren's Emperors, Admirals and Chimney Sweepers: The weird and wonderful names of butterflies and moths, published by Little Toller,...24th September 2019
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The Ancient Woods of the Helford River
The Helford River, Cornwall, is one of the very few places in England where ancient woodland meets the sea, and...8th August 2019
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Copsford
Walter J. C. Murray's Copsford - first published in 1948 - documents a year in which the author rented a...6th August 2019
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Tim Dee 'Landfill' Launch
Caught by the River and Little Toller Books are pleased to announce an event in celebration of the publication of...30th August 2018