Returning to the Land
Terri White considers the dark and foreboding countryside where she took root versus the noise and light of the city...
12th January 2019
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Ground Work
Sue Brooks reviews our current Book of the Month - Ground Work: Writings on People and Places, edited by Tim Dee,...13th March 2018
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The Caught by the River Book of the Month: March
Our new Book of the Month is Ground Work: Writings on Places and People, edited by Tim Dee, published by Jonathan Cape,...1st March 2018
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Perma-light
Hayley Flynn muses on the perma-light of a communal garden The are three dazzling street lights, migraine-white, that, from this...25th February 2018
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Hare And Raptor Country
Words and pictures: Ben Myers For the past five years I’ve been coming to the Lammermuir Hills, the vast rolling...14th November 2017
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Barracuda LS520 and Meall Tarsuinn
Words by Neil Thomson, photographs by David Titlow * Darling, darling, just in case Rivets fail or engines burn I...4th October 2016
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An exchange between Sarah Perry & Amy Liptrot
After reading each other's books, Sarah Perry and Amy Liptrot struck up a correspondence. Here they discuss seasonality, noctilucent cloud,...22nd June 2016
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Shadows and Reflections: Paul Scraton
Shadows and Reflections: the annual collection of postings where Caught by the River’s contributors and friends take a look back...20th December 2015
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Elsewhere No. 02
Elsewhere: A Journal of Place is a quarterly print journal dedicated to involved and intelligent writing about place, whether from...5th September 2015
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No Flat Horizons
Words and pictures by Luke Turner. I suspect I'm about to be ambushed the moment a Range Rover pulls into...18th May 2015
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Other People’s Countries
Other People’s Countries: A Journey into Memory by Patrick McGuinness Vintage paperback, 208 pages. Out now A lyrical memoir reflecting...2nd April 2015
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A word-lovers guide to the British landscape
An extract from Uncommon Ground by Dominick Tyler Guardian Faber paperback, 256 pages In 2008 I collaborated with the writer...20th March 2015
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Elsewhere: A Journal of Place
Caught by the River contributor Paul Scraton is one of the folk behind Elsewhere: A Journal of Place. Issue #1...1st February 2015