A Following Wind

Front book cover for A Following WInd

A following Wind front cover

Our U3A Creative Writing Group, Whittlesey Wordsmiths, is working on a new book, a follow up to Where the Wild Winds Blow, our first very successful attempt at writing and publishing. This new volume has the title: A Following Wind.

I am working on a new front cover for the book, something that conveys both a movement by wind and our Fenland landscape. Over the years I have managed to take photographs of what is for many people the defining feature of our landscape, the skies. Often at their most breathtakingly beautiful during sunrise and sunset.

The cover may be slightly different depending on the template restrictions but please take a look at it and let me have your feedback.

2 responses to this post.

  1. There’s definitely a lot of sky in the Fens.
    Someone once told me that the only place you see the horizon as a complete circle is out at sea, but we’re pretty close to it here where our little terrace sits surrounded by fields.

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  2. When my wife and I were courting we would often drive out to an isolated part of the fens just to watch a beautiful sunset. It is a time of day I value and now have the opportunity since retirement to enjoy again.

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