Visual artists (Julia Love Griffiths and Ann Thomas) and myself as a writer have come together to create a coastal meditation on a tiny area of West Scotland’s seaboard. We have used a variety of media including paintings and line drawings. The landscape is seen from various perspectives: personal, artistic, historical, archaeological, ecological, geological and mythological.
My son Peter created the layout for the book.
It is a bioregional work in the sense that I try and get a feel historically for a culture based on where I live, in collaboration with two visual artists.
To think – we could all be writing collaborative books for our own home landscape (in my case, a stretch of coast only 13 miles long)! Every local landscape has its own unique character and the people living on it – especially in the pre-industrial age – responded to it in unique ways.
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It is beautiful Ed, really inspiring! Can it be downloaded? I would love to share it with my bioregional team here in South Devon and Dartmoor. Isabel at isabel.carlisle@me.com
Hi Isabel great to hear from you. You can order it from Blurb the online publisher – only as a paper copy at the moment. However, we are considering a download version…let us know of any further courses you are convening…best Ed