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We’re very excited to be hosting the fabulous @WoollettLisa in August to discuss her brilliant book Lost to the Sea 🌊
You can grab a ticket at the link below 👇
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Little is known of the village, not least as it remained buried until the late nineteenth century
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St Michael’s Mount in Cornwall, where a submerged forest lies beneath the low-tide sands. The trees are 4000-6000 years old and the island’s old Cornish name - Karrek Loos yn Koos - means the ‘Grey Rock in the Wood’.
#LostToTheSea
Lost to the Sea is out today! For anyone wondering where I went over the years I've been quiet on here, this is a ‘ghost map’ from the book. The paler text shows places lost to the sea and drifting sand, both real and in legend.
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Out this week (@johnmurrays), @WoollettLisa's 'Lost to the Sea' explores where mythology & reality meet on Britain & Ireland's margins. Its author has an eye for detail, finds @teabolton — & for the strange, the inexplicable, the funny & the unforgettable caughtbytheriver.net/2024/05…
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Gorgeously written and perpetually fascinating, LOST TO THE SEA by @WoollettLisa is such a rich and rewarding book. Out on May 9th from @johnmurrays, it’s an absolute beauty and no mistake.
Typeset pages for Lost to the Sea, along with a few sea things picked up along the way – in places that once were land. It’s due out in May and the first time it really feels like a book. Going on last time, it’s also when it becomes something of an emotional rollercoaster.
Beautiful Fan Weed, a little battered by Storm Antoni. I started collecting these seaweeds for a small, graphic idea for my book due out in spring - but it's been fairly addictive.
#seaweed
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Tomorrow sees the launch of our exhibition at The Royal Cornwall Museum. Adrift: Lost at Sea explores the journey of plastic from the ocean to our shores. Open 10 - 4pm, Tues to Sat. There be dragons...and more.
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Plastic seaweed and plants found on Cornish beaches
#unnaturalhistory
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And we’re off! Tickets for this years @NCornBookFest are now on sale. I couldn’t be prouder of the amazing line-up for what will be our tenth festival. Book now to avoid disappointment! ncornbookfest.org/whats-on/
Delighted to have been involved in Tom Buchanan's excellent book on box art creativereview.co.uk/tom-buc… @boxwonders
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Happy day! THE 2023 NAN SHEPHERD PRIZE IS OPEN FOR SUBMISSIONS⛰️🍃🐞
nanshepherdprize.com/submiss…
- Open to underrepresented writers
- Seeking proposals for an unpublished nature writing book
- Win a £10,000 publishing contract & editorial mentorship on your book
- Free to apply
Red comb weed that washed up at my feet on Saturday.
#seaweed
Distracting myself with #seaweed while I wait for second draft edits to come back
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📢We are now taking entries for several of our awards & prizes, across all forms. These include an open call for literary projects, support for first-commissioned works of non-fiction, and recognition of the best unpublished short story. See below & here: bit.ly/RSLAandP

ALT A white background with a black title that reads: awards and prizes open for entries. Underneath in purple it says RSL Literature Matters Awards, RSL Giles St Aubyn Awards for Non-Fiction and V.S. Pritchett Short Story Prize in purple. There is a black and white photo of an arm holding up a trophy on the right with the words 'over £35,000 available' in white on a purple circle.
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Winner of CA Rescue Project of the Year for 2023 (sponsored by @DrJohnInsurance) is Archaeology adrift? A curious tale of Lego lost at sea the-past.com/feature/archaeo… @LegoLostAtSea #CALive23
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BOOKS FOR SCHOOLS. I am restarting this project. Any state school may apply to me for money to buy not text books but reading books for school & classroom libraries. I will set up a dedicated email address and make it public on here soon. Please RT/pass on.
Today is the 26th anniversary of the Great Lego Spill and this is an excellent book about it
































