A West Country Pilgrimage
Phillpotts in his own voice: verse and prose wandering the byways, moors and coasts of Devon and Cornwall.
Phillpotts in his own voice: verse and prose wandering the byways, moors and coasts of Devon and Cornwall.
A social romance set on a Devon estate, in which a squire's spirited daughter falls under the sway of a radical young tutor, with unhappy cross-purposes.
Jim Causley and Miranda Sykes mark the centenary of Sabine Baring-Gould's death with an album of songs he collected on and around Dartmoor.
A 1910 Dartmoor novel from Trevena, published the year after his trilogy's final volume, Granite.
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 three-volume novel that opens on the Barbican of old Plymouth, where the pawnbroker Lazarus holds the debts of a proud, declining aristocratic family.
A gathering of Dartmoor stories and sketches: moor-folk, legends and the life of the high country, from a master of the local tale.
Adrian Colston's Dartmoor Magazine article on the future of hill-farming, biodiversity and climate policy on the moor, written after the 2021 Tavy Cleave wildfire.
Simon Dell's pocket guide to ten colour-coded Dartmoor walks, printed on waterproof paper for taking out onto the moor.