Underwing

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A Story of Motherhood, Loss and Wild Intuition

Häftad, Engelska, 2026

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A beautiful, healing book for anyone who has ever struggled with pregnancy loss and recovery, and is looking for symbols of hope in the wider, wilder world.When Jennifer Lane finally fell pregnant, she and her partner were overjoyed. But it wasn’t an easy pregnancy, and her journey towards motherhood was, in the end, a story of loss.In the wake of her traumatic grief and physical recovery, Jennifer – a practising green witch – was left questioning everything about her beliefs. Trust your intuition, they say. But what if the worst thing that could happen does?As she grieved, Jennifer turned to the mysteries of our animal natures, witchcraft and women’s fertility for understanding and comfort. This beautifully written account of finding solace in the natural world offers companionship through loss, and a sustaining path to joy and hope.

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Utgivningsdatum2026-03-12
Mått140 x 20 x 210 mm
Vikt260 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor240
FörlagDuckworth Books
ISBN9781914613500

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Jennifer Lane is a green witch and nature writer with a background in wildlife communications. She is the author of The Wheel: A Witch's Path to Healing Through Nature and The Witch's Survival Guide: Spells for Healing From Stress and Burnout and, for young adults, The Black Air and The Second Hand Boy. As a journalist she has written for Vogue, the Guardian and the BBC, promoting the wider health benefits of nature, birdwatching and living in tune with the land. In 2018, she won a Northern Writers' Award. Jennifer is based near Manchester with her partner and a calico cat called Linnet.

'Jennifer Lane writes with clarity, honesty and care in a beautiful honouring of her daughter and of her experience of grief. Underwing will make those of us who have experienced stillbirth and miscarriage feel seen. Lane guides us through what it can mean to have a deep connection with nature severed and then slowly reformed - I am glad to read books that redefine writing about nature and Underwing does this so well' Sally Huband, author of Sea Bean