Mimic Pond by Carol Watts A Herring Famine this a story of one

this a story of one of the most common experiences there is

emphasising commonality and creating a vibrant account of "non-stop stop-motion life'

The London Review of Books

It isn’t the knowledge of past or foreknowledge

reflections on middle-age

Mimic Pond by Carol Watts A Herring Famine this a story of oneMounts Pond is a small urban pond on Blackheath, in south east London, named for its dark earth. It is one of four ponds on the heath and the only one which comes and goes with seasonal weather. Records suggest it has been there for centuries. The pond is named after the small mound which rises like a tumulus beside it, the only rising on this levelled ground. It is a place famous for rebellions, political speeches, assemblies and sermons, with Wat