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The second volume of Trevena's Dartmoor trilogy, published in 1908 between Furze the Cruel and Granite.
The second volume of Trevena's Dartmoor trilogy, published in 1908 between Furze the Cruel and Granite.
Eric Hemery's monumental 1983 topographical and historical survey of Dartmoor, still regarded as the standard work on the moor.
Eric Hemery's history of the River Dart, from its Dartmoor source to the sea.
A novel set on the tidal Teign in South Devon, following the orphaned Kitty as she makes her way among the barge-men, fishers and marsh folk.
More short tales of the moor, from Postbridge and beyond, in Phillpotts's plain moorland voice.
The miser of the title is a woman-hater and pessimist who tries to bequeath his bitterness to a young man in love, but love, not moneyed selfishness, wins in the end.
Alan Endacott's English Heritage guidebook to Okehampton Castle, telling the story of its 500 years as a Courtenay family stronghold on the edge of Dartmoor.
Paul Rendell's 2011 photographic history of Okehampton, the Dartmoor gateway town, comparing archive images with the present day.
A warm, opinionated portrait of the vanishing world of the English country house, squire, parson and village, much of it from his own Lew Trenchard.