<p>Here’s a companion volume to Chris Salisbury’s ‘Wild Nights Out’. These are wonderful stories to tell by firelight or under the stars, drawn from many cultures and exploring the mysteries of the night-time and all it holds. And they're retold by a storyteller who knows just what he’s doing, Chris has for many years made traditional tales a key part of his practice as an outdoor educator</p>
- Hugh Lupton,
<p>These beautiful stories are a bundle of stars that light up not just the darkness of the night but the darkness within us, within our culture.</p>
- Martin Shaw, Foreword
<p>An enchanting treasury of magical tales handed down through the ages. Infectious and soul-stirring, these are stories crying out to be shared.</p>
- Ben Hoare, award-winning wildlife journalist and nature nerd,
<p>With Chris Salisbury you are in safe, wise hands. This is the perfect companion to his essential 'Wild Nights Out', a glittering selection of tales to honour the collective consciousness of what held us and our ancestors together.</p>
- Ashley Ramsden Founder of School of Storytelling (UK),
<p>A rich collection about the importance of a dark skies, cycles of the moon, and stories of the stars. These stories come from Chris's long relationship with the natural world and respect for traditional cultures. Enjoy them at bedtime, around the campfire and underneath the stars.</p>
- Sally Pomme Clayton,
<p>This book honours the richness of the dark hours, drawing together a constellation of stories that language the mystery, wonder, terror and necessity of night. A wonderful resource for any storyteller - the stories call to be spoken aloud in the company of others and the firelight. A vibrant legacy of a life lived in deep apprenticeship and companionship with the wild, Chris has created a guide rich in dreaming and practical knowledge.</p>
- Dr Jo Blake, storyteller and theatre-maker,
<p>What an absolute gem this book is.</p>
Cotswold Life