Welsh Nature Books

Sarn Helen: A Journey Through Wales, Past, Present and Future, authored by one of Wales' most celebrated younger writers, offers an immersive exploration of the stunning landscapes and rich history of Wales. This beautifully illustrated non-fiction book weaves together captivating narratives that reflect both...

George: A Magpie Memoir, authored by the talented Frieda Hughes, is a literary gem that has captured hearts and minds alike. Recognized as Oprah Magazine's Book of the Year 2023, this enchanting memoir intertwines the unpredictable essence of nature with profound human emotion. Set...

Deep Country: Five Years in the Welsh Hills by Neil Ansell is an extraordinary literary journey that transports readers into the heart of remote Wales. This compelling memoir recounts Ansell's five-year retreat into a secluded hillside cottage, free from modern distractions and human contact...

Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Kilvert's Diary, a timeless treasure penned by the esteemed Francis Kilvert, a dedicated country clergyman and observer of the British countryside. This beautifully curated edition serves as a gateway to the heart of Herefordshire, where Kilvert's vivid...

I Bought a Mountain: The Re-discovered Nature Classic by Thomas Firbank invites readers on an unforgettable journey into the stunning landscapes of the British countryside, just as the shadows of World War II loom. This enthralling memoir captures Firbank's adventurous spirit as he impulsively...

On the Red Hill: Where Four Lives Fell Into Place by Mike Parker is a mesmerizing memoir that has captured hearts and minds. This award-winning book, recognized as the Wales Book of the Year Award 2020 and shortlisted for the Wainwright Prize 2020, invites...