Baring-Gould Centenary
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.
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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.
Simon Dell's biography of Beatrice Chase, the Dartmoor author who lived at Widecombe-in-the-Moor.
Simon Tozer's first novel in his Dartmoor Tales series, reimagining the legend of Bowerman's Nose.
Devon novelist and non-fiction author whose fiction and Swim, Walk & History guides are inspired by Dartmoor's legends and rivers.
Storyteller, poet and photographic artist based on Dartmoor, telling traditional tales of the land in the oral storytelling tradition; author of Pixie Folk Tales.
Storyteller, author and folklorist living on the wild edge of Dartmoor, using traditional oral storytelling to explore our relationship with nature and folklore.
A 1912 Dartmoor novel that the Los Angeles Times once ranked alongside the works of Turgenev and Dostoevsky.
A 1913 Dartmoor novel from Trevena's most critically-praised period; the free scan online is the 1914 American edition.
A 1917 collection of Chase's Dartmoor poetry, published between Through a Dartmoor Window and The Dartmoor Window Again.