Waterlands: The Coastal Areas of West Sussex and Hampshire Borders

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Waterlands: The Coastal Areas of West Sussex and Hampshire Borders Author: Format: Hardback First Published: Published By: Buan Press
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Pages: 256 Illustrations and other contents: 94 colour photographs, 11 colour illustrations, 6 black and white illustrations Language: English ISBN: 9781068253409 Categories: , , Tag:

Waterlands tells the story of West Sussex and East Hampshire through its harbours and tides, exploring how landscape, memory and community shape one another. Written by David Gilbey, with photography by Roo Lewis and illustration by Molly Martin, this limited edition hardback is printed and bound in Italy with careful attention to craft.

Through David Gilbey’s words, Roo Lewis’s photography and Molly Martin’s illustrations, the book explores harbours, wetlands and waterways, reflecting both the landscapes themselves and the communities who belong to them.

Printed in Italy with care, this first edition, with 264 pages, is a beautifully produced, limited-edition, hand-sewn hardback, printed and bound on sustainably sourced paper with a rich, textured cloth cover and foil blocked lettering.

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“The book speaks to our feelings about place more broadly. That is its deeper magic: in showing the essence of this small area of the world through lucid prose and stunning photographic images, Waterlands models what makes places meaningful more generally.”  Kirsten E Shepherd, University of Oxford"It is beautiful. The photos and illustrations are phenomenal – they really bring the whole thing to life.”  Hetty Saunders, author

Author Biography

David Gilbey is a writer and publisher focused on place, memory and community. He founded Buan Press to make crafted books that connect people to landscapes and to one another. Waterlands is his first book.Molly Martin is a London-based artist. Works in handmade charcoal, watercolour and coloured pencil. MA Fine Art, City & Guilds of London Art School. Exhibited at the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition and London Art Fair. Artist in residence at Rabley Gallery, 2023–24.Roo Lewis is a London-based photographer whose acclaimed book Port Talbot UFO Investigation Club (GOST, 2023) uses UFO folklore to reflect on small-town hope and resilience. Known for a cinematic approach and analogue techniques. His portraits have been exhibited at the National Portrait Gallery and the Royal Academy, and featured in Dazed, The Guardian and Vogue.