Salt opens submissions for dark and uncanny novels from the north of England. saltpublishing.com/pages/submissi…

‘Study for The Origins of the Land’ by Graham Sutherland, 1950 “a cross section of the earth’s crust, like an exposed cliff face, layered with accumulated earth, rock and fossils.” From the collection of The Courtauld .

KENT- Kent rarely features in the pages of this illustrious organ,but that may well change if this news story is the harbinger of things to come for all along the Kentish coast from Margate to Ramsgate strange Pagan edifices gave been mysteriously appearing overnight on clifftops

I have MANY Salt books on my shelves. Check out their new website and buy some books! 👇👀👇🤩

I agree with the points raised in this very good little article in the Bookseller, all well said. Also, nice to note that my publisher, SALT · Independent trade publisher, est. 1999 have a great track record in publishing northern/regional writers. thebookseller.com/comment/value-…

“Site of Ancient Burial” with another word indecipherable discovered today on the side of a road near a traffic roundabout in Holland on Sea, near the North Sea itself.

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Signed copies of 'The Hours of Our Lady' available in Book Bodega in sunny Ramsgate. If you fancy a copy, get down there and support our local bookshop! If Ramsgate is out of range, or the tumult of Thanet’s cultural life is too much for you, it’s also available from Salò Press

Have you got any Under the Radar copies missing from your shelves? Or fancy trying the magazine for the first time? We're offering back copies and the most recent magazine at half-price at our online shop. Pick them up at 50% off buff.ly/40A1vYR

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Signed copies of 'Forgetting is How We Survive' restocked at the mighty Book Bodega in #Ramsgate . Get down there and get yourself a summer read! #ramsgatecreatives #Bookstagram #BookLovers #reading #ShortStoryCollection #ramsgate #shoplocal #summerreads SALT · Independent trade publisher, est. 1999

Scant mention of my home turf in ‘About Britain No. 9: Lancashire and Yorkshire’ (1951) is as an industrial site: “The Glaze Brook […] marks the beginning of large industrial sites on the right of the road. To the left is the reclaimed Chat Moss.” Not a tourist hotspot I suppose

In a fit of heat-related insanity, the gang SALT · Independent trade publisher, est. 1999 are doing free shipping and a 10% discount to email subscribers. The offer applies to all their amazing titles – but obviously it’s better if you just use it to by multiple copies of my book saltpublishing.com/products/forge…

I have a piece in the 12th issue of @panorama_j . It's about a patch of landscape in East Kent. There are a plethora of excellent essays and stories from around the world. Free to read... panoramajournal.org/.../cities-dep… #landscapewriting #naturewriting #kentlandscape #kentcoast

The beautiful borderlands of Wales and England.

Pile of old rocks in sunny Oxfordshire 🖤 #waylandssmithy #therememberedlandscape #englishlandscape

A piece I wrote about the overlooked places on the coast where I live in south east England... 👇👀👇

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