The Loney

The LoneyWhen Smith was a boy, he and his family went on an Easter pilgrimage with their local parish to the Loney, a bleak stretch of the English coastline, to visit an ancient shrine, in search of healing for Smith's disabled brother. But the locals were none too pleased to welcome them, and the two brothers soon became entangled in a troubling morass of dangerous rituals. For years after, Smith carries the burden of what happened that spring. And when he

Living two lives

outlook on life

by adhering to a simple philosophy: commit to a goal

the Scottish housing scheme in which he grew up

Following an introduction to the origins of the Big Shed in nineteenth-century greenhouses and railway architecture

by her controlling husband

and political intrigue that radiates with heroism

Are we alone

The edge-of-your-seat

Coauthors and real-life friends Emily Midorikawa and Emma Claire Sweeney prove this wrong

artistic and often unexpected images that appear in this volume offer new insights and ways to appreciate the facets of the man behind his works

detailed and up-to-date mapping