Here is my January TBR. It is much shorter than normal, because of reasons that I mention in another post that I am still writing at the moment.
Still Reading
Ravilious & Co: The Pattern Of Friendship – Andy Friend
Endurance: 100 Tales Of Survival, Endurance And Exploration – Ed. Levison Wood
Nature Writing for Every Day of the Year – Ed. Jane McMorland Hunter
Other Books
Hemingway’s Chair Michael Palin
And The Mountains Echoed Khaled Hosseini
Review Books
Crawling Horror: Creeping Tales of the Insect Weird Ed. Daisy Butcher & Janette Leaf
Cornish Horrors: Tales from the Land’s End Ed. Joan Passey
On Writing and Failure Stephen Marche
Local: A Search for Nearby Nature and Wildness Alastair Humphreys
Scenes from Prehistoric Life: From the Ice Age to the Coming of the Romans – Francis Pryor
Bloom: From Food to Fuel, the Epic Story of How Algae Can Save Our World – Ruth Kassinger
Poetry
A Local Habitation Norman Nicholson
Library Books
Elixir : In The Valley At The End Of Time Kapka Kassobova
Vuelta Skelter: Riding The Remarkable 1941 Tour Of Spain Tim Moore
The Turning Tide: A Biography Of The Irish Sea Jon Gower
I’ve got a copy of Local, which in looking forward to. Even bought a map to go with it, with plans to explore my local area
Thought I had replied to this earlier, but for some reason it hadn’t.
I did look at the link he mentions to get a map centred on your house, but I think I have a 1:25000 map somewhere.
The Cornish horror stories sound fun
I am hoping that it isn’t too scary!
How are you getting on with Local? I’m loving it, nearly finished it now. I had to work out where it was, of course. I’m thinking of doing the map thing I have to admit, as it would be quite an interesting one here in Birmingham!
I am a quarter of the way through and really like it so far. I have read some of his others before, and like him as an author. Not entirely sure of the location, but I think that it is either Kent or Essex