a nature memoir
Joe MinihaneThis is my home for new writing about nature, wild swimming, place, personal history and how all these things come together
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 55 | Subscribers | Read | joeminihane.substack.com |
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The Shed
The yellow and white door is clinging on via one hinge. The decorative diamond from which a bird feeder hangs is slowly rotting. And inside, an unholy tangle of rakes, hoes, deflated paddling pools, kids’ bikes and a 30-year-old toy pram ar...
Plant Support
Trellises. Arches. Tripods. Bamboo. All offer support to the gardener. But these handy, inanimate objects cannot deliver the support required to the plant obsessed, those incapable of entering a supermarket, bargain store, garden centre or ...
Joe’s Green Gardens
Naive. Optimistic. Excitable. Three words I would choose to describe myself. Naive because I always assume I’m all over something before having the requisite knowledge for that to be so. Optimistic, at least personally, about what I can ach...
In defiance of January
The ground gives way beneath the shovel, clumps of clay heavy soil lifting to reveal another layer of membrane. Drop the tool to the ground, lower onto haunches, grab the errant material, heave upwards. It comes away in pieces at first, bef...
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I'm an author and journalist based in Sheffield, UK. I write about the intersection of nature, place and memoir. This is my home for new writing (Floating my book about retracing Roger Deakin's Waterlog to deal with anxiety is available to buy now)
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