Britain is the birthplace of some of the greatest writing the world has to offer and it can be of little doubt, that much of this is due to the incredible wild landscapes our island nation has to offer.
Wuthering Heights grew from the desolate Yorkshire Moors just as Rebecca rose, and was obscured, by the wild Atlantic seas battering the harsh granite coastline of the Cornish Wilds.
At Books of the Wild Moor, we celebrate these incredible landscapes and the windswept stories they inspire. To help connect you with great books, we have released guide to 60 great fiction and non-fiction books inspired by our wild landscapes.
Divided between 7 wild landscapes, the collection features some incredible recommendations - some you will know, others hidden gems.
To find reading recommendations inspired by the Yorkshire Moors, Cornish Wilds, Lakes or beyond - simply pop your email into the sign up at the bottom of this page and you'll receive and email with the link to this free resource.
You can also find out more about our first two literary landscapes - Cornish Wilds and Yorkshire Moors - by visiting our Landscapes page.
Sign up below to get our guide. If you don't receive the email - message us on reader@wildmoorbooks.com and I'll send it to you.
