Daisy Hildyard’s Emergency is a pastoral novel for the age of dissolving boundaries. During lockdown, a woman recounts her childhood growing up in rural Yorkshire, in a village in transition, at the ...
Daisy Hildyard has won the £10,000 2023 Encore Award for Emergency (Fitzcarraldo Editions). A "sustained mediation on the potential of our human interconnections with all that surrounds us", ...
“All creatures have character,” Daisy Hildyard writes early on in her invigorating new book “Emergency,” and the statement serves as both an ethos and an assertion of aesthetics. This hybrid work of ...
Each year the Centre for New Writing hosts two Writer Fellows through the Spring semester, and this year we are delighted to be joined by the novelist and non-fiction writer Daisy Hildyard, and the ...
In the blazing summer of 2024, when temperatures were hovering around 50 degrees Celsius and air-conditioning units in the National Capital Region were blowing up in flames, I discovered The Second ...
Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Daisy Hildyard’s second novel, Emergency, is a quiet, complicated hymn to nature set in the early periods of ...
In The Irish Times this Saturday, Anna Carey selects the 25 best summer reads. Mark O’Connell talks to Keith Duggan about A Thread of Violence, his book about Malcolm Macarthur. Derek Scally ...
The exhilarating narrative explores the complex boundaries between the natural and man-made world in rural life. By Philippa Nuttall Emergency, Daisy Hildyard’s second novel, is narrated by a woman ...
TextWork, the editorial platform of the Fondation Pernod Ricard, announces two new publications. In the Body, in the Room, in Space: Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster according to Daisy Hildyard "The border ...
Please join us at Swedenborg House on Thursday 12 December 7pm-8.30pm for 'The Longplayer Conversation 2024: Kate Briggs and Daisy Hildyard'. Longplayer is a one thousand year-long piece of music ...
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