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
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Other people's gardens
Since ‘turning pro’, my opinions on gardening no longer matter. Or at least not to the same extent as they do in my ‘chaos garden’ (shoutout to Jo Thompson for the term. Yes, I am a chaos gardener. Yes, in 2027 I will regret the self-seeded...
The Other Pond
The other pond is bigger, deeper and is already home to newts. The other pond has a rock solid wall surrounding it, built using local gritstone. The other pond is beloved by beetles and its creation was overseen by a watchful robin and its...
Never alone, often lonely
My teenage obsession with The Beatles helped mark me out at school. And not in a good way. Being into a band that, at the time, hadn’t played together for 25 years, wasn’t exactly a marker of coolness. I’ve written before how my history tea...
Coming home in colour
The bittersweet nature of returning from holiday has shifted as I age. In early adulthood, there was an intense level of bitterness about leaving behind days (sometimes weeks) of boozy lunches, time spent earning myself a ‘British suntan’ (...
Right back to it
Slowly, it’s all coming back. There’s a definite limp, and every time I descend the stairs I am sent back to that early spring Sunday lunchtime - the slip down a single step, the snap and pop, the bizarre sensation of bone grinding on bone....
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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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