Circuitous Routes, Part 2
Flatlining with Rædwald: Mark Hooper explores the East Anglian domain of a long-dead king. The story so far: your not-so-intrepid...
14th April 2022
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Shorelines
A small selection of fantastic photos by P H Emerson, taken from Robert Jellicoe's Shorelines: Voices of Southwold Fishermen, recently...20th November 2021
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Sheet 137
Luke Turner flicks through Mickey Gibbons' 'Sheet 137' — a collection of drawings made with a pack of cheap felt...17th March 2021
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Shed Doors and Distractions
Somehow, it's already time for the end-of-year musings known in these parts as Shadows and Reflections. Since so many of...5th December 2020
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The Caught by the River Book of the Month: November
The Stubborn Light of Things: A Nature Diary, our November Book of the month, charts Melissa Harrison's move from south...3rd November 2020
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A Walk at Covehithe
Alexi Francis visits the East Suffolk hamlet in search of treasures visual and fossilised. At the fulcrum of summer, just...12th September 2020
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Many Rivers to Cross: The Butley Ferry, Part II
Melissa Mouchemore heads back to Suffolk to make further crossings on the Butley Ferry. Crossing 2: May 2015 While I...6th September 2020
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Many Rivers to Cross: The Butley Ferry, Part I
Melissa Mouchemore makes the first of three crossings in a small and mysterious Suffolk ferry. This ferry – did I...22nd August 2020
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The sun goes down over Suffolk
Tom Bolton reflects on a Suffolk walk conducted against a fast-changing political backdrop. During 2016 and 2017 I walked the...24th May 2020
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Shadows and Reflections: Laura Cannell
It’s time once again for the annual series of postings we like to call Shadows and Reflections, in which our...11th December 2019
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Shadows and Reflections: Melissa Harrison
It’s time once again for the annual series of postings we like to call Shadows and Reflections, in which our...10th December 2019
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Analogue Ambles: M. R. James' haunted childhood home
In his latest column, Adam Scovell visits the eerie East Anglian house in which the ghost story writer M. R....31st October 2019
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The Purpose of Place
The lineup for FlipSide Festival's 'The Purpose of Place' event, which takes place in Suffolk mid-November, is a humdinger -...20th October 2019
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The Easternmost House
Juliet Blaxland's The Easternmost House, published by Sandstone Press, is a memoir documenting a year of life on a crumbling...23rd April 2019
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Shadows and Reflections: Melissa Harrison
Shadows and Reflections: the annual collection of postings in which our contributors and friends look back on the events that've...2nd December 2018
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The Ripe and Bearded Barley
Melissa Harrison introduces the music born of her latest novel, All Among the Barley. Making things alone is difficult, and often...29th August 2018
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The Caught by the River Book of the Month: August
Katharine Norbury reviews Melissa Harrison's 'All Among the Barley', our current Book of the Month. 'DAWN', from a series of...20th August 2018
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All Among the Barley
An extract from Melissa Harrison's new novel, published later this month by Bloomsbury, and our Book of the Month for...3rd August 2018