Sam Thayer is without doubt my favourite foraging author and his new book Incredible Wild Edibles does nothing to change that! It’s been 7 years since his book […]
Around the World in 80 plants at TWO!!
Happy Birthday ATW!! It’s difficult to believe that my book is already two years old!! It’s been an amazing couple of years for me since the book launch and […]
Review of ATW in Economic Botany
Very pleased to get a review of my book in the latest issue of the journal Economic Botany (4/2015) :) The first time that Hablitzia tamnoides gets a […]
80 shades of plants: a review in the Annals of Botany blog!
Well, I’m flattered that my book was even reviewed in Nigel Chaffey’s veritable Annals of Botany blog, which I’ve followed for some years! Over the moon it should be […]
Even Fred Blogs loves my book
I’m now expecting mega-sales ;) This is from a Facebook exchange :) Post Views: 90
Thanks for the reviews, keep em coming!
Thanks very much to you guys who’ve written reviews of my book on Amazon…it helps spread the word :) http://www.amazon.co.uk/product-reviews/1856231410/ref=cm_cr_dp_see_all_btm?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=1&sortBy=bySubmissionDateDescending http://www.amazon.com/Around-World-Plants-Perennial-Vegetable/dp/1856231410/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1430466036&sr=8-1&keywords=stephen+barstow However, I would encourage you to buy […]
Alys Fowler on ATW in the Guardian
Thank you so much Alys Fowler!!! She has apparently been “trailing round the house with my copy (of ATW), unable to put it down.” :-D http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2015/jan/24/alys-fowler-norwegian-edible-garden Here’s a […]
My way of sharing FUN – write about it!!!
Thanks very much to Joan Lambert Bailey for the nice remarks and great review! Yes, you’re absolutely right when you say “I am convinced this book is his […]
Book review in the North Devon Journal
“Stephen Barstow is to edible plants what Robson Green is to fishing!” Well, I hadn’t heard of Robson Green before and I’m sure Green hasn’t heard of me […]
Review in the Ian Young Bulb Log
The first review apart from the Permaculture Magazine one came from a completely unexpected place, the Scottish Rock Garden Club’s Ian Young’s weekly Bulb Log and a really […]
