About

I’m a writer. I’m interested in culture, philosophy, mythology, the mind — pretty much everything, with fluctuating points of obsession. I like exploring places and ideas, and collaborating on things with other people. I grew up in southeast London and live in Wales with my two children.

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13 Replies to “About”

  1. Dear Nina,

    I recently made a video about Bigfoot sightings in the UK, which is linked below. Spring Heeled Jack and The Green Man make an appearance in the raw data.

    I had been thinking about looking into The Green Man. It’s nice to see that you have already done this, I look forward to reading your book!

    If you would like to find out more about the data in the video, my email address is bangerbangford@gmail.com.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zoq14D3gCJs

    Kind regards,
    Toby.

  2. Hi Nina – I’m just reading Uprooted, which I’m really enjoying. Although I live in Melbourne, I still occasionally get out my collection of OS 1:25000 maps and try to find ley lines around the strange grid of lanes below Firle Beacon, near Lewes in East Sussex. I was born and brought up in Eastbourne, where my best subject at school (back in the mid-sixties) was art. My art teacher was the remarkable Marcus Lyon. Any relation of yours, by any chance? Mike

  3. Hi Nina .. I am the founder and daily leader of a spiritual fitnesscenter called Tinkuy in Copenhagen. We would love to hear more about your very interesting work. Maybe we could do a zoom-session? Ideally you would visit us here in Copenhagen (or vice versa) but of course there could be a practical barrier there in terms of ‘good-old time & money’ . Anyway contact me if and when you would like to hear more about this. Joyful will, Johan Tino … johan@tinkuy.dk , +45 22240542

  4. Hi Nina. I just finished reading ‘Uprooted’, which I enjoyed. I feel as if I am travelling a parallel path in search of the Green Man, though mine began with “Swamp Thing” and has also been informed by Rosslyn Chapel, Newgrange, Ring of Brogar and such like. I can thoroughly recommend “Swamp Thing” (ST) (also Floronic Man) as contemporary versions of the medieval stone carvings reproduced in graphic art. ST epitomises the essence of ‘The Green Consciousness’ and can animate any form of vegetation, also has the capability to form loving/sexual relationships with humankind. One trippy episode has ST produce from his body a psychoactive tuber to share with his human lover, on ingestion of which she joins him in a spiritual trip through the entire consciousness of “Green” – I think you might enjoy reading it!
    Blessings, Derek.

  5. Hi Nina, Just finished reading Uprooted and thoroughly enjoyed it. Winter walks round York will be devoted to finding Green Men and Sheela-na-gigs as we poke around the town’s many churches. Looking forward to your next book.

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