Literary Landscapes

Seventy best-loved books in one, Literary Landscapes celebrates the countryside as envisioned by our greatest writers: Hardy’s Wessex, Joyce’s Dublin and Du Maurier’s Cornwall. 

Led by John Sutherland, a team of writers and critics focus on fiction where landscape is as central to the tale as any character. Beautifully illustrated with archive material, original artworks, maps and photographs.

From classics right up to date with Eleanor Catton’s Booker Prize winning The Luminaries, Armistead Maupin’s Tales of the City and Elena Ferrante’s My Brilliant Friend.

See also: Literary Wonderlands

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