Synopsis
Jane Routh s Falling into Place reflects on life enriched by the land she lives with and looks after, alive to her surroundings and fellow creatures. A poet s ear, a photographer s eye and dirt under her fingernails make for richly textured lyrical writing, full of detail and insight, precise observation and considered recollection all so lightly managed and with lovely flashes of humour, it is completely compelling and a joy to read.
The book is set in the north west s Forest of Bowland, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
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Jane Routh has lived on the northern edge of the Forest of Bowland for forty years, and has been planting trees and keeping geese for half of that. She s published three full poetry collections with Smith/Doorstop: Circumnavigation (2002) was shortlisted for a Forward First Collection Prize; Teach Yourself Mapmaking (2006) was a Poetry Book Society Recommendation. Her most recent collection is The Gift of Boats.
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