Patrick Cruywagen is the Editor of Land Rover Monthly. This is his second editorial role at a 4×4 magazine, having previously been an Editor at SA4X4 Magazine. His book, Your Bucket List: 150 Must-Do Experiences in Southern Africa, published by Map Studio in 2014, is the result of a decade of Southern African travel while working for SA4x4 Magazine.
Land Rover Monthly is packed full of essentials on driving, modifying, maintaining, exploring and buying information for Land … Keep Reading
Anne Laure Camilleri is a Paris-based photographer and journalist whose special interests include art, cultural preservation, sustainable livelihoods and traditional crafts in rural communities. As a Selvedge contributor, Anne combines her interests into features that are intricate and culturally nuanced.
Selvedge magazine celebrates the art of fine textiles and acknowledges their significance as a part of everyone’s story in every context, from the Industrial Revolution to the computer age.
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Tim Cooke is a teacher, writer and creative writing PhD student. In the 2022 Award Ceremony, New Welsh Review announced Tim as winner of the New Welsh Writing Awards 2022: Rheidol Prize for Prose with a Welsh Theme or Setting. He won the award with his blended nonfiction book, River.
River uses the River Ogmore in Bridgend to shape the narrative. By presenting a series of real events, memories and fictions connected in some way to the flow of … Keep Reading
Clare has been involved with textiles as a community artist, exhibition curator and banner maker for the last thirty years. As well as an award-winning author, Clare has established the community enterprise NeedleWorks in Glasgow to celebrate local history and document community experiences through the art of sewing.
She is also a contributor to one of the longest-standing and most respected textile publications, Embroidery Magazine, published by the Embroiderers’ Guild, to promote and encourage the art of embroidery … Keep Reading
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