Incandescent – We Need to Talk about Light

My new book Incandescent We Need to Talk about Light is published by Saraband on 19th September 2019.

“In Incandescent, journalist Anna Levin reveals her own fraught relationship with changes in lighting, and she explores its real impact on nature, our built environment, health and psychological well-being. We need to talk about light, urgently. And ask the critical question: just how bright is our future?”
https://saraband.net/sb-title/incandescent/

The Notting Hill Editions Essay Prize 2017 Longlist

Thrilled to see my name – and my essay! – on the longlist for the Notting Hill Editions 2017 essay prize. My essay, entitled 'Incandescent – we need to talk about light' addresses my concerns about the banning of incandescent lightbulbs and the impact of the loss of incandescent light on human health and the wider environment.

http://www.nottinghilleditions.com/about/essay-prize-2017-longlist

The Magic Moment

Publication of the Magic Moment, Extraordinary Photographs of Nature

The Magic Moment,  published in November 2016 by White Star Publishers in English, French, Italian and German language editions, originated from a concept developed by Nature Picture Library. This sumptuously illustrated book features a collection of those magic moments when all the elements came together to enable the photographer to capture a fantastic image, and reveals the fascinating stories behind the images.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Magic-Moment-Extraordinary-Photographs-Nature/dp/8854410683

 

Otters launched at SOC in Aberlady

The SOC is thrilled to announce that multi award-winning photographer Laurie Campbell and nature writer Anna Levin will be publicly launching their new book, ‘Otters, Return to the River’ at Waterston House on Friday 11th July. Doors open from 6.45pm with cream scones and fizz served on arrival. The event starts at 7.30pm.

Members of the public are warmly invited to join us at this special evening event of readings from the book interspersed with a showing of some of Laurie’s magical and enchanting images, which enrich its pages. Following this, the audience will have an opportunity to ask questions about otter watching and wildlife photography in general.

Copies of ‘Otters, Return to the River’ will be available to purchase on the night (priced £14.99), with the option to get your copy signed by the authors.

*Ticket price*
£10 (£7 SOC members) includes home baking and fizz (or a non-alcoholic alternative).