Nature from Arrygarrybooks

Methuen, 1980, first edition, first printing. Book tight and bright, no inscriptions, slightest dust marking to the top of the book. Dustwrapper, intact, unclipped, a fair bit of edgewear, particularly to the top, but a nice copy of a nice book, which seems set far earlier than 1980, or at least it does to me, someone the same age as… Read more about this item

Merlin Unwin, 2010. First edition, first impression. Book tight and bright, no inscriptions, very slight foxing to the top of the book. Dustwrapper, bright, unclipped, a crease to the top back near the spine, otherwise only very minimal shelfwear, on a book that looks unread. I have actually read it, and it's nearly as good as my own on living… Read more about this item

Print on demand paperback, which I think I ordered in 2019. Hard to get hold of this story otherwise, which is a shame, because it is decidedly weird. Like a Lovecraft without the casual racism and nastiness. With added nature.

London, Short Books, 2005. First edition, first printing. Book tight and bright, no inscriptions, dustmarks to the top of the book. Dustwrapper unclipped, a small tear to the bottom back cover.

London, Bloomsbury, 2012. First edition, 4th impression. Book tight and bright, no inscriptions. Dustwrapper bright and unclipped, no obvious shelfwear. Book looks unread. It has been, once, by me, on publication and has been on my shelves ever since.

London, Square Peg, 2008. First edition, first impression. Book pretty much as new. Book tight and clean, no inscriptions. Dustwrapper unclipped and no obvious signs of wear. Bought on publication by me, read once, and has been on my shelves ever since.

London, The Guardian, Aurum, 2006. First edition, first printing. Book tight, bright, no inscriptions. Dustwrapper unclipped and, if any, only minimal shelfwear.

London, Profile Books, 2016. First edition, first impression. Book clean, bright and tight, no inscriptions or other markings. Dustwrapper not clipped and no obvious shelfwear. Bought by me on publication, read once and been on my shelves ever since. Interesting book, starts off engrossing as the author plays at being a badger. It's when he starts playing at being a… Read more about this item

London, Chatto and Windus, 2005. First edition, first printing. Book tight, no inscriptions, three pages are dog-eared. Dustwrapper unclipped and minimal edgewear. A lovely book. There's a lot of talk of late of how nature is good for our wellbeing. I have no argument with this, but can't help noticing that most of our nature writers appear to be depressives.… Read more about this item