Nature Cure

Hardback Published on: 05/07/2021
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Nature Cure
Uplifitng and essential
This is a sure winner for anyone who has experienced any sort of depression. Read it and learn how healing nature can be. Yes, moving from one living place... READ MORE
Philippa at Colchester
Nature Cure
Thoughtful and Enlightening
A really interesting read that was not only searingly honest, but moved beyond the question of the individual's relationship with the natural world, to con... READ MORE
Harriet Hughes at Lancaster

Synopsis

To celebrate Richard Mabey's 80th birthday, a reissue of the seminal Nature Cure, originally published in 2005 to great acclaim.

At the height of his career, having recently published Flora Britannica, the author and naturalist fell in to a deep and all consuming depression. Unable to rise from his bed, his face turned to the wall, Richard Mabey found that the touchstones of his life - his love for nature and the land - could no longer offer him solace. But over time, with help from friends and a move to East Anglia, he slowly recovered, finding a new partner, and a new relationship with landscape.

Nature Cure, full of nuance and energy, was a pioneering book in the genre that has since become known as New Nature Writing, and received many plaudits on publication. For this new hardback edition Richard has written a new foreword and Little Toller has commissioned a new jacket by the celebrated artist Michael Kirkman.

Publisher information

  • Publisher: Little Toller Books
  • ISBN: 9781908213952
  • Number of pages: 248
  • Dimensions: 222 x 160 mm

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Nature Cure
Nature Cure
There is no denying that Richard Mabey is a talented author and naturalist, so its no surprise that these two qualities produce a book that is both eloquen... READ MORE
Jack Woodley