
Episode 340: The Nature of Resilience
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Author Nic Wilson speaks about her memoir, Land Beneath the Waves. We delve into how her relationship with the natural world has provided insight and resilience in the face of chronic illness, and how our surroundings can shape and reflect our inner landscapes.
Links
Official Website
nicwilson.co.uk – The central hub for Nic’s writing, including her memoir Land Beneath the Waves, Guardian Country Diary contributions, newsletter subscription (“Only Connect!”), book tour dates, and the Peat‑Free Nurseries list.
Linktree
A central portal with quick links to her website, book launch, newsletter, and social profiles.
@dogwooddaysgardener – Nic’s nature-and-garden-focused Instagram, where she shares updates on her memoir, writing, and everyday natural world reflections.
Bluesky (Alternative Social Platform)
nicwilson.bsky.social – Her profile on Bluesky, with nature musings and updates.
Newsletter
Only Connect! – Nic’s periodic newsletter focusing on nature writing, wild-life interviews, book news, and Peat‑Free gardening resources. Available via her website and Linktree.
🔗 Subscribe here: https://nicwilson.co.uk/
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