Reviews

'In this volume Ada Blair explores an important dimension of the dark sky debate. Our relationship with the environment is not just physical, but emotional and imaginative too, and by focusing on the Dark Sky Island of Sark, its people and its stories, we begin to see how individuals and communities might be affected by the presence of cosmic immensities in their everyday lives'. -Dr Marek Kukula, Public Astronomer, Royal Observatory Greenwich 'This is a very timely book on the topic of Dark Skies and wellbeing; Ada Blair intentionally focusses on how the sky, especially dark skies, within nature positively influences us. The most capturing moment is Blair's realisation that sky stories are written by all of us, and are not merely a theme of folklore and myths'. -Dr Daniel Brown, Senior Astronomy Lecturer, Nottingham Trent University