
What I’ve been reading this week, 21 March 2021
The winter that was, a bolt of blue, beyond Craigellachie, and a safe space for women in the outdoors.
The winter that was, a bolt of blue, beyond Craigellachie, and a safe space for women in the outdoors.
Calling it out, reflections on nature and ‘the outdoors’, environmental principles, and learning to deal with freelance anxiety.
Ocean to Asgard, sunset on Suilven, the true risk of catching COVID-19 outdoors, and some good news from the publishing industry.
Shooting the breeze, bending nature writing out of shape, in pursuit of purity, and is walking just a joyless trudge?
A battle for birdsong, Slow Ways, a moment of surrender, and writer’s blockdown.
A month of snow, a dark miracle, hard knocks on Ben Nevis, and the business of writing.
Kit help and hindrance, time travel, the style debate on K2, and where book publishing is heading in 2021.
The wings of change, a contested landscape, hot tenting, and a history of women walking.
Snowshoes in Scotland, the Olivetti Lettera 22 at seventy, the aesthetics of editing, and outdoor books to get lost in.
Brain games in winter, weathering the storm, the Cotswold Way, and Christmas books. Outdoors Brain Games — David Lintern’s latest piece for Walkhighlands is a reminder about the…
The hill road, taming the Eiger, remembering Doug Scott, and the comfort of a pencil. Nature and environment The Hill Road — a perceptive and thought-provoking piece from…
Finding common ground, farming’s future, a winter sunset on Cairn Gorm, and solo on Mega Route X. Nature and environment At Darley — while the rewilding and landownership…