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You can't always get what you want
Summoned by bells
Tenderness toward existence
A rural village in East Substack
Paradise spreads round
Sitting by a pond while nothing happens; plus, there's burger pie in the Village News
Everything unfolding
Book tour dates, something lovely to listen to, and something wonderful to look at
Singing love down from the sky
The heartclench of nightingales, and an audiobook coup; slow bongs and a local talent show in the Village News
A sudden dazzle of sunshine
Subtitle to come
A strange procession
The English Eerie is way eerier than you think; plus, poo horror in the Village News
Some places still and warm
Snowlight, fen skating and the shelter of stories; plus Christmas carol chaos in the Village News
Ceci n'est pas une winter jumper, sorry
A free post about what really constitutes warm clothes when you live in the countryside, also torches, boots and several other things
Honouring the pattern
A heartfelt thank you, festive greetings, and some wintery words
All brightness above
A frosty morning, a Christmas album, a brass band, and an extremely festive edition of the Village News
Witness Marks by Melissa Harrison
Witness Marks by Melissa Harrison
A monthly postcard from the English countryside: nature, the rural year, and a village newsletter. Book news and other personal updates at the top.
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