A late sequence of poems drawn from the life of a single Dartmoor village, from one who had watched the moor for half a century.
Phillpotts in his own voice: verse and prose wandering the byways, moors and coasts of Devon and Cornwall.
Harvey Porter, a boy runaway from a reformatory, talks his way into the Brunel's Tower pottery and into the trust of its widowed master, George Easterbrook.
A gathering of Dartmoor stories and sketches: moor-folk, legends and the life of the high country, from a master of the local tale.
On the southern moor about Holne, the story of Alison and the farming folk around her.
A gallery of Devon's eccentrics, worthies, rogues and odd happenings, gathered by an inveterate collector of local history and lore.
Phillpotts's first Dartmoor book: sketches and short tales of moor life that opened the vein he would work for the next sixty years.
A convict escaped from the war prison on Dartmoor is nursed back to health by Eve; as he recovers, the watcher becomes the watched.
Eldad Guavas, a Dartmoor tinner, falls foul of the harsh Stannary law for possessing gold reserved to the Crown.
A Vast Solitude by Paul Harris - Glavind Strachan Photography A review of "An Exploration of Dartmoor and its…
Will the real Mary Maria Colling please stand up? (A Dartmoor Story about a lowly Tavistock resident in the Nineteenth…
Bowerman’s Nose: Legends are like memes in slow motion by Paul Harris - Glavind Strachan Photography The universe is…
Exercise Baskerville by Clive Darke In 1967 there were eighteen deaths from exposure (hypothermia) and frostbite on…
In the Footsteps of Francis Drake by David J. Hawkings As a boy growing up in Plymouth, I often found myself looking to…
The Loneliest Place by George Wall A solitary hawthorn twists improbably out of the earth. The silhouette of a distant…
Prehistoric Dartmoor by Andrew McAuley Most visitors to Dartmoor National Park are aware that it is a landscape full of…
