by Josie Lewis | Jun 6, 2026 | Festival-2026, Journal, Makers
Nick Morley (aka Linocutboy) is a linocut artist based in Margate. As well as making his own prints, he illustrates book covers and has written two books on linocut. Nick runs linocut workshops at Hello Print Studio in Margate and has taught all over the UK and in...
by Abby | May 29, 2026 | Journal
We spoke to pioneering barrister Monica Feria-Tinta about her work advocating for rivers, forests and endangered species, ahead of her appearance at Wealden Festival 2026. Find out more about her event and book tickets here. Your book asks a fascinating question: can...
by Abby | May 22, 2026 | Journal
As he prepares to join us at Wealden Festival, Graeme Corbett reflects on a more relaxed way of arranging, shaped by seasonality and a willingness to experiment. Find out more about the event and book tickets here. Your arrangements have a really wild, natural feel to...
by Abby | May 15, 2026 | Journal
Tristan Gooley shares his top tips for reading the landscape around you, and tells us what he’s looking forward to at Wealden Festival 2026. Find out more about the event and book tickets here. Your books encourage people to notice the world around them in new ways,...
by Abby | May 8, 2026 | Journal
We caught up with bestselling author Hannah Gold ahead of her appearance at Wealden Festival. Find out more about the event and book tickets here. Thanks for having a chat with us, Hannah! Your books take young readers from the Arctic to the rainforest and...
by Think Digitally | Apr 15, 2026 | Journal
The woodland at Boldshaves is especially magical at this time of year as a carpet of bluebells and anemones jostle for space. The nightingales have also recently arrived and are already in good voice in both Great Doney and Godfrey Wood.
