Will Cohu crafts narratives that delve into the intricate tapestry of human experience. His writing is characterized by keen observation of the world and profound introspection, offering readers a unique lens through which to view their own lives. Cohu's prose possesses an evocative power, skillfully capturing the subtle nuances of emotion and thought. His work invites contemplation on deep questions, approached with sensitivity and intelligence.
In the summer of 1875, two travellers walk south across the Lincolnshire Wolds to a village riven with dark secrets.When Norman Tanner kills his workmate on a cold February morning a century later, he thinks he's got away with murder. But Norman doesn't know about the workmate's girlfriend, or the child that will come back to haunt him;
Out of the Woods takes you on a revelatory ramble through country and city - from woodlands of majestic oak and ash to mean streets lined with cherries. Containing myriad tips for recognition and rich in tree-biography and gossip, this book will enable you to tell your birch from your beech as you pass at 70mph, and will inspire even the most unreformed couch potato to pull on the wellies and brave the local park in search of the national treasures scattered all around us.
In 1966 Will Cohu's grandparents moved to Bramble Carr, a remote cottage on the Yorkshire moors.Navigating family tensions and the trials of growing up, Will describes the close-knit community of North Yorkshire and his family's place within it: the shepherd probing the head-high snowdrifts for his flock;