Lessons from the natural world to guide you through the darkest moments in life
Katherine May is a writer of both fiction and non-fiction. Her most recent works include The Electricity of Every Living Thing and The Whitstable High Tide Swimming Club. She lives by the sea in Whitstable and enjoys sea swimming and long walks. She lives and breathes everything the natural world has to offer and is compelled by how the wild and extreme landscapes can benefit our mental and emotional wellbeing.
A beautiful, gentle exploration of the dark season of life and the
light of spring that eventually follows
*Raynor Winn, bestselling author of The Salt Path*
A book for the soul
*Caitlin Moran*
Katherine May thoughtfully examines the emotional, spiritual, and
geographical reality of the cold times, the dark days, and those
periods of our lives when things are neither soft nor easy. In so
doing, she offers a great and humane service to her readers: she
shows us that wintering cannot be avoided, but need not be
feared.
*Elizabeth Gilbert*
Wise, radical and comforting. It's a refreshing, original way of
looking at winter, both the season and the winterings that happen
in all of our lives. A thought-provoking joy to read.
*Lucy Jones, author of Losing Eden*
An elegant investigation into the consolations of nature and how it
can be wonderfully restorative even on the bleakest of days
*Sunday Express*
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