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Mandy Haggith | HomeMandy Haggith is a writer and environmental activist with a passion for trees and bears. She writes poetry, novels and non-fiction.
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Mandy Haggith is a writer and environmental activist with a passion for trees and bears. She writes poetry, novels and non-fiction.
cybercrofter: March 2015
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Life on a coastal croft in the northwest Highlands of Scotland. Monday, 30 March 2015. Here's our lovely new boat, but what should we paint the red and the white bits with? And just at the moment, one of the hot topics is how to stop the wildlife moving in on the bottom of the boat: what toxic blend to smear all over the hull, how thickly, how often and at what cost. I dread to think what the cumulative impact of all these paints is on the world’s marine life. And was there anything at all stopping the m...
cybercrofter: June 2014
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Life on a coastal croft in the northwest Highlands of Scotland. Tuesday, 17 June 2014. I inhabit a paradox. As a writer, I want vast quantities of paper to come pouring off the presses with my words on it, but as a campaigner for forests and the people who depend on them, I want the paper industry to stop trashing forests. This paradox has driven my obsession with paper for years. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View from the top of the croft. Assynt, Highlands of Scotland, United Kingdom.
cybercrofter: In the Iron Age
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Life on a coastal croft in the northwest Highlands of Scotland. Thursday, 18 June 2015. In the Iron Age. The novel, and sailing, are currently all-consuming. Just in case anyone is wondering why I'm not saying much here. I'll be back later in the summer. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View from the top of the croft. Assynt, Highlands of Scotland, United Kingdom. View my complete profile. Subscribe to this blog. Subscribe in a reader. Get this blog by email. Enter your email address:. In the Iron Age.
March | 2014 | lindateadragon
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Notes from life north of latitude 56N or thereabouts. Monthly Archives: March 2014. Trees in the North: One – Alder. March 2, 2014. Are you weary, alder tree,. In this, the age of rain? Extract: Kathleen Jamie ‘Alder’ collected in Into the Forest. Ed Mandy Haggith (see below). The only broad-leaved tree to produce cones…. Alder wood is called ‘Scots mahogany’. Much of Venice is built on alder piers. Alders…give secret lovers protection from discovery. Trees in the North Introduction. March 2, 2014. The s...
cybercrofter: October 2014
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Life on a coastal croft in the northwest Highlands of Scotland. Wednesday, 22 October 2014. I'm back home after a trip to the USA and China. It was rich with thought-provoking discussions and meetings with delightful people but punctuated by gruelling travel with frustrating delays. I am so glad to be home. It is wild, wet, windy and wonderful here, the air soft and fresh, trees dancing, water everywhere entrancing. I am rahayu. A raven swings and rolls. Of light and flow. All we need to know. Awesome In...
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Welcome to the website of Jane Alexander, Edinburgh-based author of The Last Treasure Hunt. The Last Treasure Hunt. Join the hunt…. This Is How We Make It. Category Archives: For authors. The slow brain theory of creativity. July 12, 2016. The Waves Burn Bright. Is on top of my towering to-read pile. Recently, I listened to a repeat of Grayson Perry’s On Creativity and Imagination. The hypothesis is that the neurons in our brains are wrapped in white matter largely made up of fatty myelin sheaths, and th...
cybercrofter: Preparing to die
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Life on a coastal croft in the northwest Highlands of Scotland. Saturday, 25 April 2015. It has been an odd period recently. A funeral. An ancient ceremonial walk. A cave. A camp. Huge tides. At High Pasture I placed them in the spot we decided to use as a fireplace, and then we clambered down into the cave. It’s one of the most beautiful places I know. Pure magic: dark but dazzling, pristine yet mysterious. I heard today of the death of Marjorie, my Godfather’s mother, at the amazing age of 106...
cybercrofter: Are you afraid of death or afraid of chaos?
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Life on a coastal croft in the northwest Highlands of Scotland. Saturday, 11 April 2015. Are you afraid of death or afraid of chaos? When I was a creative writing student at Glasgow University, a decade ago, one of our most memorable workshops was with Janice Galloway. I remember her saying something along the following lines. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View from the top of the croft. Assynt, Highlands of Scotland, United Kingdom. View my complete profile. Subscribe to this blog.
cybercrofter: June 2015
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Life on a coastal croft in the northwest Highlands of Scotland. Thursday, 18 June 2015. In the Iron Age. The novel, and sailing, are currently all-consuming. Just in case anyone is wondering why I'm not saying much here. I'll be back later in the summer. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View from the top of the croft. Assynt, Highlands of Scotland, United Kingdom. View my complete profile. Subscribe to this blog. Subscribe in a reader. Get this blog by email. Enter your email address:. In the Iron Age.
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Mandy Hager - Writer
Blood of the Lamb trilogy. The Nature of Ash. Singing Home The Whale. Run For The Trees. Thursday, August 6, 2015. A new interview - me talking about writing, French nuns, politics and being the sister of someone famous! I'm appearing at the Word Cafe Festival in Raglan on the weekend of 14-16th August - and here's an interview I did about it! Word Cafe Interview - Raglan Community Radio. Posted by Mandy Hager. Links to this post. Thursday, June 25, 2015. It was just after the 1. Crusade – that gre...
Mandy Hager – Writer
Mandy Hager, Writer. Singing Home The Whale. The Nature of Ash. Blood of the Lamb trilogy. Run For The Trees. Mandy Hager, Writer. Mandy Hager is a multi-award winning author/writer with a passion to promote the politics of love. Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Mandy Hager on Goodreads. Follow me on Twitter. Film Review: ‘Kobi’. Frequently asked questions about ‘Heloise’. The new government: Is it safe to feel hopeful yet? Yeah, nah, yeah.
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Novel: The Last Bear. Welcome to Mandys Website. I am a writer based in Assynt, in the north-west highlands of Scotland. My work is varied in style and format, including poetry. Two collections of poetry -. An anthology of tree poems,. Into the Forest;. Which won the Robin Jenkins Literary Award in 2009, and. A thought experiment about bringing bears back to Scotland;. A non-fiction book,. Paper Trails - from trees to trash, the true cost of paper. Subscribe to my mailing list. Craic' is a winner.
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Get your free website from Spanglefish. Novel: The Last Bear. Welcome to Mandys Website. Sign up for news on nature writing. Moving, intelligent and quietly passionate. A.L.Kennedy. Mandy is a writer based in Assynt, in the north-west highlands of Scotland. Her work is varied in style and format, including poetry. Her writing is mostly concerned with nature and the arts. She is currently running a project called A-B-Tree. Celebrating the link between trees and writing. She blogs as cybercrofter.
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VISIT MANDY HALL PHOTOS. Australian based music photographer, web developer and graphic designer. We’ve created websites for many high profile musicians and artists, enabling them to develop an online following and sell their merchandise. CD covers, posters, print ads and much more…. Social Media and Online Promotion. We shoot live music and promo photos for bands, magazines, album covers, posters and much more. Click on the logos below to find out about some of our favourite work. 2016 Mandy Hall Media.
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Wednesday, August 26, 2009. Okay, so I need to be a better blogger. Enough said. I promise to try harder. :). Posted by Mandy Hall. Tuesday, May 12, 2009. Graduation for the class of 2009 is upon us and I am already looking to the graduating class of 2010! I am pleased to announce that Kailey Frenzel is this years Senior Rep for Mandy Hall Photography. Here is a sneak peek of our first session! Call me anytime at 402-274-7236! Posted by Mandy Hall. Thursday, May 7, 2009. Boys Spring Hunting = Happiness.
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