Richard Hawking
atthefieldsedge.bsky.social
Richard Hawking
@atthefieldsedge.bsky.social
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Adrian Bell's Seasonal Quartet 'A Countryman's Notebook' with @FoxedQuarterly (2021, 2023 + 2024) / 'At the Field’s Edge' with @crowoodpress (2019) www.adrianbellsociety.co.uk
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If you are in the area, I'll be giving a talk on Adrian Bell's seasonal quartet of his Countryman's Notebooks (published by @slightlyfoxed.bsky.social) at The Cut in Halesworth as part of the The Horkey - a one day festival celebrating the end of harvest time.
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Yesterday we had the great pleasure of teaming up with Bodies in the Bookshop to launch the Slightly Foxed summer publications. ⁠

It was such a delight to welcome new and familiar faces to St Boltoph’s Church in Cambridge to mark issue 86 and SFE No.71: Nigel Slater’s childhood memoir Toast. ⁠
A fascinating and insightful piece by @jntod.bsky.social on Adrian Bell's Countryman's Notebooks
I wrote about one of my favourite writers of rural life, Adrian Bell, and how he brought poetry to the local newspaper someflowerssoon.substack.com/p/pinks-29-s...
Pinks #29: Slow Bars of Light and Shadow
The newspaper poetry of Adrian Bell
someflowerssoon.substack.com
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We’re here! We thought we’d join the #bookish community here on #Bluesky.

Follow us to open up a whole world of good #reading, beautifully produced #magazines and limited edition #books, literary recommendations and other news from Slightly Foxed 🦊💕📚

Find out more: foxedquarterly.com
An incredibly thoughtful and compelling insight to the challenges faced by British farmers - challenges that have been building for decades.
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Hooray for Essex Wildlife Trust who have become custodians of a truly special place – Ronnie Blythe's old home, Bottengoms. It was poignant but also joyous to visit it again – without Ronnie – and write this story. PS hugely recommend Ian Collins's brilliant biog. www.theguardian.com/environment/...
‘A force for everything he represented’: Ronald Blythe’s home to become nature reserve
The Akenfield writer’s ancient Essex farmhouse will be opened up as a sanctuary for people and wildlife
www.theguardian.com
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Thanks to everyone buying the new book.
Adrian Bell working the Suffolk soil in 1942