Dorset County Museum
www.dorsetcountymuseum.org/awritersdorset.htm
A Writer's Dorset. The gallery explores the lives and work of Dorset writers from Anglo-Saxon times to the twentieth century. Amongst the twentieth century literary figures to be found in the gallery's final room are three members of the remarkable Powys family.
DORSET magazine
DORSET magazine is a top-quality upmarket lifestyle title which highlights, amongst other things, the county's stunning scenery, its history, excellent local food and the interesting people who live(d) in the county. "The biggest and best-selling county magazine in Dorset." Look out for an article on Llewelyn Powys in the September edition.
Nicholas Hely Hutchinson
www.nicholashelyhutchinson.com
The painting featured on the cover of DURDLE DOOR TO DARTMOOR 'On the Dorset Cliff Path' is by Nicholas Hely Hutchinson. Since his first one-man exhibition in 1984 Nicholas has exhibited consistently in London, Dublin and Hong Kong. His paintings have increasingly become more in demand and now feature in many collections. Nicholas lives in the heart of Dorset and derives much of his inspiration from the surrounding countryside and the coast. He also travels to some of his favourite places to paint - particularly Venice, Paris, the West of Ireland and Cornwall.
Alyse Gregory [The Literary Encyclopaedia]
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'Hester Craddock, again takes up the themes of love, friendship and jealousy in a work in which her imaginative and stylistic skills have been finely honed to recreate the inner consciousness of four tormented characters, arguably rivalling Virginia Woolf’s The Waves in its portrayal of the sisters, Nelly and Hester and their friends Halmath Tryan and Edwin Pallant.'