Swallows and Crows
The smell of seaweed on the beach, when you first saw the sea and heard seagulls overhead. Daily melodies of brine and rusted harbours, and a weekly post to be read with a cup of tea. If you’re drawn to the sea’s quieter voice, you’re at home here.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 37 | Founded | 9 months ago | Last Issue | 16 days ago |
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A Million Reasons to Stop Changing the Subject
My song Out to Sea has been streamed one million times.
I am currently in the south of Chile waiting to fly into Antarctica to work my season down there. I was sitting on my own in my hotel room checking my phone like a nervous teenager wa...
There once was a ship that put to sea...
Wellerman is out today..!
I know its not popular to say but Classical music is a bit like being in a covers band. Often a very good one but still…
I know this because I am basically a classical musician gone rogue. I love classical music...
I sound like a snob
I know...
It is not popular to say but Classical music is basically like being in a covers band. Often a very good one but still…
Lost...
15 years ago I managed to lose my two most valued possessions.
A cassette from my childhood telephone’s answer-machine with my dad’s voice on it and my mum’s record from 1989.
Mum was a concert organist. She died when she was only 44. Som...
I may have had a few too many 🍺🍻
I think I fell in love, but that might have been the cider…
There is an old ship’s figurehead in the dockyard in Falmouth. She is not far from one of the pubs that I like drink in, so I am often meandering by to say hello (especially after...
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The smell of seaweed on the beach, when you first saw the sea and heard seagulls overhead. Daily melodies of brine and rusted harbours, and a weekly post to read with a cup of tea. If you’re drawn to songs of the sea, you’re at home here.
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