Sky Ground Sky by Ailbhe Wheatley (May 2026)

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Sky Ground Sky is a narrative that explores how landscape and culture create individuals, and how our relationship with the living world can ultimately redeem us.

A hand-built cabin beside two silver birch trees becomes the ground for reckoning with the past. The building process itself reflects a journey through place and body, an enquiry into how we can live and grow with our own history, and that of the land.
From a childhood between East Clare and London to years travelling across Southern Europe, Australia, Mexico and Indonesia, Sky Ground Sky is about finding belonging in the blurring of time and change, where memories pass through crumbling ground.

It is a narrative laced with dust, streams, cracks, roots, dreams, waterfalls; strangers and stranger places, landscapes both pretty and painful.
In a blend of eco-poetry, travel writing, and lyrical reflection, this book explores the complex interplay between family, home, and community.

Published 12th May 2026 – Order Now.

ISBN 9781739774950

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Sky Ground Sky is a narrative that explores how landscape and culture create individuals, and how our relationship with the living world can ultimately redeem us.

A hand-built cabin beside two silver birch trees becomes the ground for reckoning with the past. The building process itself reflects a journey through place and body, an enquiry into how we can live and grow with our own history, and that of the land.
From a childhood between East Clare and London to years travelling across Southern Europe, Australia, Mexico and Indonesia, Sky Ground Sky is about finding belonging in the blurring of time and change, where memories pass through crumbling ground.

It is a narrative laced with dust, streams, cracks, roots, dreams, waterfalls; strangers and stranger places, landscapes both pretty and painful.
In a blend of eco-poetry, travel writing, and lyrical reflection, this book explores the complex interplay between family, home, and community.

Published 12th May 2026 – Order Now.

ISBN 9781739774950

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