Dip

Dip tells of a total immersion in Nature, a courageous trust in its restorative powers and an authentic experience of the wild

Paul Evans, Guardian Country Diarist

A poetic book…beautiful [and] a thoroughly human story

Matt Haig, The Independent

Acknowledging the influence of Roger Deakins’s pioneering book Waterlog, Peters has written an account that is much more personal but no less wise. Among the current crop of British nature writers, he deserves a prominent place.

Piers Moore Ede, TLS

An affirmation of life and the resilience of the human spirit, and it left me wanting to seek out the places he visits

Alison Ashmore, Shropshire Review Magazine

Beautiful, lyrical, beguiling and enchanting – a powerful testament to the healing powers of Nature

Daniel Start, author of Wild Swimming

Candid, personal and poetic

The Scotsman

Lyrical [and] refreshingly candid

The Countryman

Poignant

You Magazine, You Magazine

The outdoor tradition of English writing stretches by way of Gilbert White and Borrow, Cobbett, Jefferies and Hudson, through Williamson to those few authentic outdoor and nature writers – Jim Crumley, Mark Cocker, Paul Evans, Andrew Fusek Peters – of the present day

Jim Perrin, Great Outdoors Magazine

This dream of a book[...]is as beautiful and uplifting as it is visceral

Lynne Roper, Outdoor Swimming Society

With an eye for detail and a skilful way with words, Peters is an entertaining guide

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