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Into the Mountain

Name: Into the Mountain
Brand: Galileo Publishers
SKU: 35460723
Price: 16.0 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Charlotte Peacock
ISBN: 9781912916542

Charlotte Peacock

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 35460723

Publishers Galileo Publishers, May 2021

In the 1930s, the writer and poet, Nan Shepherd was one of North-East Scotland''s best known literat... Full description

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In the 1930s, the writer and poet, Nan Shepherd was one of North-East Scotland''s best known literati. Her image now graces the new Scottish £5 note; The Living Mountain has become a classic and sells in its thousands. Nan Shepherd lived all her life in Deeside, yet few people, even in Scotland, seem to have heard of her. But then, indifferent to celebrity, Nan Shepherd had a talent for silence. Long overdue, this first biography, unravels some of the mysteries, dispels some of the rumours and gives insight into the life and work of this perceptive and intensely private woman.