Thank you so much to everyone who has read and supported Featherhood. It's been a rebirth.
I'm delighted to say it's being published in paperback next month. Here's the new cover, which I love.
Coming 18th March. To pre-order: https://t.co/jbnWjwiQDL
Enjoyed reading @philip1marsden's Under A Metal Sky - on the two-way alchemy of rocks, metals, and minerals, a book glittering with brilliant details and insights.
https://t.co/nTBFPMyVuA
📻 🚨 The Piper’s Call - the first single from the upcoming new album, Luck and Strange - gets its world exclusive first play on the @BBCRadio2 Breakfast Show just after 9am this morning!
Late in the evening the strange horses came.
By then we had made our covenant with silence,
But in the first few days it was so still
We listened to our breathing and were afraid.
https://t.co/2VJfE1XoJM
‘I’d never been bitten by a tick before’: why the little blood-sucking pest is getting us into a panic - by me for @obsmagazine
https://t.co/oxCnj7XJfF
Review by me in today’s @guardianbooks
Your Wild and Precious Life by Liz Jensen review – spiritual awakening in the aftermath of loss.
https://t.co/dn998NGl8M
And on Friday 19 January your special guests will be...
Author and journalist @charliegilmour
Actor and storyteller @Jdsrowland
Comedian @yespaulineeyre
Artist and curator Kobi Prempeh
Writer and storyteller @couscoussista
Book now: https://t.co/SbUtFbjjWa
In the midst of a brilliant Life Writing week with fabulous tutors Rhik Samadder @whatsamadder & Christie Watson @christiewatsonwriter ~ & we enjoyed hearing the fabulous Charlie Gilmour @charliegilmour talk about his spellbinding memoir on birds and fathers 🍃🍂🐦⬛
New episode! #author@charliegilmour reads an excerpt from his memoir “Featherhood,” and #songwriter and podcaster @matshidisomusic plays her brand new song “Who Can Tell a Bird” https://t.co/btlq2CyFLX
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: Author @charliegilmour and Matshidiso combine for a new song on the latest episode of @MyHeart’s podcast @SnogWriter. https://t.co/gm9EpwwZmO
‘We used balls of cheese for bait, our plastic floats bobbing in the beef-stock brown water as we slapped at horseflies.’
Memoir by @charliegilmour.
https://t.co/MGw4y5wNbq