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Festival of Chichester event explores the healing power of sharing

Where Angels Tread brings together two authors and two very different books for the Festival of Chichester.

www.chichester.co.uk

Writers of the early 20th Century who found solace in France

Julia Carter has created a book of essays featuring six great writers and artists of the early 20th century. Each of them came to the South of France carrying shadows from their pasts that ran into the present.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Independent Bookshop Week: The best books from independent publishers | The Big Issue

Jane Graham gives a quick round up of a range of books to keep you occupied during this year’s Independent Bookshop Week.

www.bigissue.com

Engrossing tales and compelling message on future of medicine

Letters to a Young Doctor- by Hilali Noordeen Reviewed by Rajiva Wijesinha

www.sundaytimes.lk

The Scotsman

A first-time author’s humorous take on digital start-ups

Adam Leigh’s new book has produced what Guardian journalist Jonathan Freedland described as “a new genre: the fictional business memoir”.

jewishnews.timesofisrael.com

The World of Interiors: Ninety wild-flower meadows have been planted to celebrate the Queen’s coronation

Inside the rewilding project at Blenheim Palace – inspired by the Queen

Among the neat gardens at the Marlborough family seat, one area is returning to nature – by royal invitation

www.tatler.com

A royal rescue for wild flowers in peril

Meadows have been depleted by councils and farmers but Prince Charles and others are seeking to redress the balance

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Shattering accounts of the Great War, from those left to grieve

Historian David Hargreave and his researcher Margaret-Louise O’Keeffe have collated first-hand testimonies from those who were in World War I, for a book of new insights from the period.

www.dailymail.co.uk

The secrets and lies behind this happy family photo

In a time when falling in love with a married man or – shock! – someone of the same sex was taboo, many chose to live a lie rather than risk the shame it would unleash.

www.dailymail.co.uk

The First World War – up close and personal. By David Hargreaves – The Oldie

David Hargreaves, author of As We Were, explains how his book sees the war from all angles: whether it’s Junker estates, Dublin rebels or Grantham prostitutes

theoldie.co.uk

As We Were by David Hargreaves and Margaret-Louise O’Keeffe, review — the First World War, week by week

How do you tell the story of something as bewilderingly vast as the First World War? How do you convey the sweep of such an enormous global drama without losing sight of the human factor? And how do

Media: Newspapers & magazines

‘No Place To Lie’ author Helen Garlick speaks at the Festival of Chichester

Julia Carter’s book ‘Sunlight and Shadows’ in the Daily Mail and Mail Online

Adam Leigh’s novel ‘The Curious Rise of Alex Lazarus’ in The Big Issue

Hilali Noordeen’s memoir ‘Letters to a Young Doctor’ reviewed in the Sunday Times, Sri Lanka

‘Sunlight and Shadows: Writers in the South of France’ by Julia Carter in The Scotsman

Adam Leigh’s novel ‘The Curious Rise of Alex Lazarus’ in Jewish News

Photography from ‘Wildflowers for the Queen’ by Hugo Rittson Thomas features in The World of Interiors July 2021 Issue

‘Wildflowers of the Queen’ by Hugo Rittson Thomas features in Louisa Parker Bowles’s article for Tatler

‘Wildflowers for the Queen’ by Hugo Rittson Thomas features in the Financial Times

‘As We Were’ by David Hargreaves & Margaret-Louise O’Keeffe in the Daily Mail

The story behind Helen Garlick’s ‘No Place To Lie’ in the Daily Mail

‘As We Were’ author David Hargreaves writes an article for The Oldie

A review of WWI box set ‘As We Were’ in The Times

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