Holiday Destination – the Azores by Guy Warner
How I came to write about the Azores by Guy Warner
The starting point for this book was my own experience as a young cadet with P&O in the early 1960s. During bridge watches at night,
Jane Austen and Brothers at Sea Jane Austen’s life and work often sprang into my mind while I was writing Children at Sea. I imagined
Children at Sea: Lives Shaped by the Waves by Vyvyen Brendon On the Road in Fact and Fiction
Black Lives Matter In preparation for a recent book-signing at the Falcon Hotel in Bude I thought back over my own connection with Cornwall and
During the six years I spent on this book I never ceased to enjoy delving into the evidence of lives shaped by early sea voyages.
I decided to present my subject not as a general history but rather as a collection of life stories set in Georgian and Victorian times,
I had five reasons for wanting to write this book. 1. The photograph shows me, my brother and my cousin beside the sea in Devon
A bit of background as to why I wrote the book My maternal grandfather, Alexander Kinsey, was one of thirteen children born and raised in
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