Elvers by Moonlight | David Knowles | Substack

The ghost with a bucket that sings

The heron clocks off at the chimes of dusk and flies up high into the last of the valley’s light to find her way home.

Apr 2 •

Through the meniscus

Nov 13 •

Escorted off the premises

Oct 30 •

The lamb that said goodbye

Oct 16 •

Oct 2 •

Sep 18 •

A collaboration with Sharon Blackie

Sep 4 •

Late in the day

Time and place on the limestone pavement of Wait-thraw Common

Aug 29 •

Early morning in a northern market town

Jul 23 •

Jul 9 •

The alchemists of Mallerstang Edge

Jun 25 •

A twisted skiff

A quick notice here, just to avoid cluttering your busy inboxes.

Jun 11 •

The mayflies’ song

Time stands still to listen

May 28 •

An intimacy of bats

In envy of echolocation

May 14 •

Elvers by Moonlight

Elvers by Moonlight

A journal of everyday auguries and under-reported miracles

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