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Issue 1 - Inspired by Dartmoor A 48-page collection of short stories and poems inspired by Dartmoor, written by the community of local writers based around Tavistock. Published June 2006. Options .....
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Issue 2 -
Dartmoor Literary Trail
The second issue of Margins
continues to provide local authors a place to publish their work inspired
by Dartmoor. In this 56-page issue, poems, articles and short stories
address all kinds of topics, from articles on local moor flowers and their
responses to climate change, to true stories from Dartmoor walks and
creative writing about local history. There are also many poems by local
writers and interesting articles from Tavistock and the Options .....
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Issue 3 -
Dartmoor Land and Water A 48-page issue of 4 articles, 12 poems and 12 short stories - on all aspects of Dartmoor and its way of life, past and present. Options .....
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Issue 4 -
Dartmoor's Mining Heritage
A 24-page issue with articles reflecting Dartmoor's mining heritage, including Walking the Cox Tor and Staple Tor Ridges: A Classic Dartmoor Route, Wheal Betsy's Leaning Tower, Inspired by Dartmoor and Morwhellam, The Copper Boom at Morwellham, The Tavistock Canal and John Taylor FRS (1779-1963), Eylebarrow Tin Mine, Pennies from Devon: Tavistock Penny Tokens, Gallery 26, Bedford Hotel, Tavistock, and a collection of related poems by local poets. Options .....
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Issue 5 -
Devon's Autumn Harvest A 20-page issue published in October 2009 celebrating an Autumnal Dartmoor. Featuring walks by Jack Walker, Poems by Helena Ancil, Pat Wright, Wendy Yelland plus many more, as well as articles and short stories, all by local authors marking the turn of the trees and the vibrant autumn colours of Dartmoor in October. Options .....
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Issue 6 -
Local Writers Inspired by the Sea A very special 27-page issue dedicated to Devon’s natural coastal beauty. This unique issue features short stories by Lyn Carnaby, Jan Couch and Ottilia Pochat, and articles of Devon’s local marine wildlife including seals, sharks and rays, and even tiny seahorses from the Seahorse Sanctuary in Honiton. Poetry by Beverly Beck and Sue Bennett, and an insight into the art of the strand line wrap up a literary tribute to the Devon coast from November 2009. Options .....
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Issue 7 -
Devon's Woodlands To coincide with National Tree Week in December 2009, local authors pay tribute to Dartmoor’s great trees. A 22-page issue including a photographic progression of a year in the life of a tree by Rod Carter, an introduction to the history of trees and their importance, and also a Blog of a Cherry Tree, the trees are celebrated in poems, articles and short stories from the Honour Oak at Whitchurch to the Weeping Beech tree in Tavistock’s cemetery. Options .....
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