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The English Year ebok
55,-
‘Hard is his heart that loveth naught in May’ - Geoffrey Chaucer. 12 June: ‘Male glow-worms, attracted by the light of the candles, come into the parlour. The distant hills look very blue’ - Gilbert White, 1791. Join some of England’s best-loved writers in this day-by-day celebration of an English year, from the frosty mornings of January through to the buds of spring and blooms of summer, from the autumn harvest to the festivities of Christmas. Diary entries by literary figures such as Gilbert…
Undertittel
A Literary Journey Through the Seasons
Forlag
Summersdale
Utgitt
16 februar 2023
Sjanger
Kunst og kultur, Dokumentar og fakta
Språk
English
Format
epub
DRM-beskyttelse
LCP
ISBN
9780857657633
‘Hard is his heart that loveth naught in May’ - Geoffrey Chaucer.
12 June: ‘Male glow-worms, attracted by the light of the candles, come into the parlour. The distant hills look very blue’ - Gilbert White, 1791.
Join some of England’s best-loved writers in this day-by-day celebration of an English year, from the frosty mornings of January through to the buds of spring and blooms of summer, from the autumn harvest to the festivities of Christmas. Diary entries by literary figures such as Gilbert White, Dorothy Wordsworth and Thomas Hardy guide us through the year, accompanied by poems and quotations celebrating the changing seasons, and passages explaining the origins of some of our oldest festive traditions.
