Brian John crafts narratives deeply rooted in history and landscape, with a particular focus on Wales. His literary work explores the intricate connections between human experience and the natural world, often set against vast and dramatic backdrops. Through his writing, he illuminates the complex relationship between humanity and the planet, drawing on his extensive background in geography and science. His style is compelling, inviting readers to contemplate the world around them and their place within it.
In 1796, impetuous Martha Morgan becomes the mistress of an estate, at only eighteen years old. Though she loves her husband dearly, she is lonely in a strange house, and her quick wit and cutting humour make her as many enemies as friends.
180 miles of cliff top, beach and cove around the magnificent Welsh coast, The Pembrokeshire Coast Path (Llwybr Arfordir Sir Benfro) is the 186-mile National Trail around Walesâ??s magnificent southern headland. Winding around the coast from St Dogmaels to Amroth, it clings to soaring cliff tops, seeks out fabulous sweeping beaches like Marloes Sands and Freshwater West, visits lovely towns like St Davidâ??s and Tenby, castles at Manorbier and Pembroke, and is rich in wildlife from teeming seabird colonies to the rare chough. It is now part of the Welsh Coast Path, fully open in 2012. Whether youâ??re a long-distance walker or a holiday stroller, this is the only book you need.