Reading list

Research is often a starting point for my work. Reading all kinds of books, fact or fiction, in any way related is a large part of my process. So here are some of the books that have in some way or other informed my work…

Fen, Daisy Johnson

The Map That Changed The World, Simon Winchester

The Fens, Francis Pryor

Aerial Archeology In Britain, D N Riley

Aerial Atlas of Ancient Britain, David R Abram

Imperial Mud: The Fight For The Fens, James Boyce

Scenes From Prehistoric Life, Francis Pryor

For Thy Great Pain Have Mercy On My Little Pain, Victoria MacKenzie

The Book Of Human Emotions, Tiffany Watt Smith

Landmarks, Robert Macfarlane

Unquiet Landscape, Christopher Neve

Art & Fear, David Bayles and Ted Orland

Zigic & Ferreira series, Eva Dolan

Flag Fen, Life and death of a prehistoric landscape, Francis Pryor

The Dig, John Preston

Waterland, Graham Swift

A Flat Place, Noreen Masud

A Year In The Life of a Field, Michael Allaby

Self Portrait, Celia Paul

Prehistoric Britain From The Air, Timothy Darvill

Lincolnshire Villains, Rogues, Rascals and Reprobates, Douglas Wynn

Fenland Landscape Glossary for Lincolnshire, Hilary Healey