The Unofficial Countryside by Richard Mabey

The Unofficial Countryside by Richard Mabey

• Author's Extensive Bibliography: Richard Mabey has penned over thirty books, notable ones being 'Food for Free' (1972), 'Gilbert White' (1986) which won the Whitbread Biography Award, 'Whistling in the Dark' (1993), 'Flora Britannica' (1996), 'Beechcombings' (2007), and 'Nature Cure' (2005) shortlisted for major literary awards
• Versatile Writer: Mabey contributes to esteemed publications like The Times, Guardian, and Granta, BBC radio, and BBC Wildlife magazine since 1986
• Awards and Recognitions: He has received honorary doctorates from St Andrews and Essex universities, was appointed to the Civil List in 2008, and is Vice President of the Open Spaces Society and Patron of the John Clare Society
• Residence: Richard Mabey resides in Norfolk, in the Waveney Valley