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Biographical note
Christopher Hart has written ten novels published to date, both literary and historical, including Lost Children and Rescue Me, while his historical fiction, written under the pen name of William Napier, includes Julia, the best-selling Attila trilogy and the Last Crusaders trilogy. His work has been praised in both The Times Literary Supplement and the Sunday Sport. He has also published numerous short stories, essays and reviews, and has been a freelance journalist since the 1990s, for The Sunday Times, Daily Mail, Daily Telegraph and others. He lives in Wiltshire, where he is rewilding seven acres and a hedge.
Jonathan Thomson has run a twenty-five-acre rewilding project called Underhill Wood Nature Reserve in Wiltshire since 2014 for flora, fauna and the education of young people. There, he has restored a hedge to its former glory through the practice of conservation hedge-laying. Jonathan teaches the John Muir Conservation Award and runs rewilding workshops. He grew up on a small dairy farm in rural New Zealand, and the natural world has always played an important part in his life. Since living in the UK, his awareness of the need to protect, conserve and restore our squeezed and threatened native fauna and flora has grown more urgent. www.underhillwoodnaturereserve.com.