Review:
"The evocation of landscape is intimate and elemental - Myers has the potential to become a true tragedian of the fells." - The Guardian "Benjamin Myers is quite simply an excellent and already accomplished writer. His prose is taut, confident, professionally polished but at the same time maintaining a sense of rustic and unrefined authenticity, that which is truly hewn." - Judge Sarah Hall, Northern Writers' Award "This bitter, alarming, occasionally visionary novel of the British wilderness is likely to linger in the mind for some time." - New Statesman "Beastings is just wonderful - tough and generous and beautiful" - Will Atkins, author of The Moor: Lives Landscape Literature 'BEASTINGS is a brilliant, brutal novel, told sparsley but with huge strength. It put me in mind of Ron Rash and Cormac McCarthy in the attention to landscape, and its muscular tone.' Robert Macfarlane.
About the Author:
Benjamin Myers was born in Durham in 1976. His previous novels include PIG IRON (2012), which won the inaugural Gordon Burn Prize and RICHARD (2010), a Sunday Times book of the year. As a journalist he writes about music and the arts for publications including THE GUARDIAN, NEW STATESMAN, MOJO, CAUGHT BY THE RIVER and others. He currently lives in rural Yorkshire.
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