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The Portreeve

by Eden Phillpotts

Set in the church-town of Bridestowe, beneath the moor's northern wing near Okehampton: the story of Orlando Wolferstan and his neighbours through the turning year.

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The River

by Eden Phillpotts

By Wistman's Wood and the West Dart, the lonely warrener Nicholas Edgecombe and the dissolute young farmer Timothy Oldreive fall into conflict over the beautiful Hannah Bradridge.

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The Secret Woman

by Eden Phillpotts

After twenty years of marriage, farmer Anthony Redvers takes up with another woman; his wife Ann and their grown sons Jesse and Michael are caught in the reckoning.

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The Striking Hours

by Eden Phillpotts

A gathering of Dartmoor tales: moor-folk, their trades and their troubles, in a dozen short stories.

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The Three Brothers

by Eden Phillpotts

The three ageing Baskerville brothers, cheerful farmer Vivian, austere and religious Humphrey, and the popular publican Nathan, and the younger generation rising around them.

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The Virgin in Judgment

by Eden Phillpotts

David Bowden's devoted sister Rhoda cannot abide his wife Margaret; her jealousy slowly poisons the household, with the easygoing Bartley Crocker drawn in.

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The Whirlwind

by Eden Phillpotts

Daniel Brendon, devout and hard-working, comes to Ruddyford Farm in the wild Tavy country and marries Sarah Jane Friend, daughter of a peat-works man, setting up a bitter rivalry with the calculating Jarratt Weekes.

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Widecombe Fair

by Eden Phillpotts

Set around the famous fair at Widecombe-in-the-Moor, a broad, comic picture of a moor community.

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A Book of Dartmoor

by Sabine Baring-Gould

Baring-Gould's great survey of the moor: its tors and antiquities, tin-workings, rivers, weather, legends and people, written by the squire-parson of Lew Trenchard who knew Dartmoor as few did.