The Nature Library
Christina RileyA library of land, sky and sea.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
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| Issues | 9 | Subscribers | Read | thenaturelibrary.substack.com |
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A pop up among the weeds and other news
Anytime I sit down with the intention of writing it feels a little overwhelming. So many things to comment on! So much to abhor! If that sounds like sarcasm you only need to glance at the BBC front page (if you even have to do that) to know...
Beauty for our own good
Since the last letter, The Nature Library has opened its new premises in Irvine and marked its first books borrowed and returned, and I’ve already had to buy more shelves. It travelled to Kirkwall as part of Orkney Nature Festival and soon ...
Libraries, learning and little treats
There are libraries in Scotland which sit atop ponds, where children play on one side of bunting clad railings and on the other, ducks dunk their heads in the water, bums in the air — one of my favourite individual motions of any animal — k...
a physical premises for The Nature Library
The Nature Library has, since it began in 2019, been an unfixed thing popping up in public spaces across Scotland (and once in England). And since its beginning, when asked about the future of the project I’ve always said something along th...
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The Nature Library is a public lending library of books dedicated to land, sky and sea in Irvine, Ayrshire and at pop ups across Scotland. Started by artist and writer Christina Riley, here she writes about nature and libraries.
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