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I’ve been mapping the village graveyard for an age now, slowly making a headphones-on audio guide to the Georgian and Victorian-era people buried there. A lot of the families are interconnected in ways that keep ambushing me: Carters, Fearo...
Gilcrux (Gil-cruise) in West Cumbria was settled by Norse farmers, integrating with existing cultures, in the ninth century. The Norse came via Ireland, the Isle of Man, the Irish Sea, and brought sheep, a language, place names that survive...
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Gardening in the Scottish Borders. Writing about nature, home and place. Sharing my PhD research in creative non-fiction place writing. Creating a supportive network for writers at every stage of their career.
|| writer || outdoor advocate || homestead manager || retired backpacking guide || Stacy writes about the environment and how to develop one's own nature-placed relationship. She wants readers to be inspired to be outside.
Writer of fiction and nonfiction, retired teacher, lover of nature, explorer of the world.
I am a Geordie writer living on Australia’s East Coast. My work has been shortlisted for the 2025 Bridport Short Story Prize, featured on the BBC and in lit mags like Litro, Beyond Words and samfiftyfour. 2nd edition of my novel, Queentide, out now.
Artist and forest dweller, addressing ecological grief through the sensuous relation of inner and outer landscapes.
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