A Telegraph and Waterstones Best Book of 2025 and Shortlisted for the Wainwright Prize 2026 by Fiona Robertson. A long-time megalith enthusiast, Robertson found the ancient stones resonated with her more profoundly than ever as she faced the prospect of losing him. Set upright thousands of years ago, the megaliths are symbols of endurance and survival, standing in contrast to our ephemeral human lives. Infused with folklore, legend and mystery, they enchant the landscape and bring magic to our modern world. This enthralling memoir is woven delicately around great grief but is ultimately about embracing life, joy and ancient wonder - a luminous reminder of what it means to exist on this earth. Stone Lands is beautifully illustrated inside with stunning black and white line drawings by the illustrator and printmaker Philip Harris. 

Published by  Little Brown Book Group (imprint: Robinson). Paperback. 416 pages. 127 x 197 x 30mm