Sidney Heath, E. W. Haslehust
Sidney Heath (1872-1941) was a British author and topographical writer known for his descriptive travel books, often featuring illustrations by artists like E. W. Haslehust. He authored numerous volumes, frequently contributing to series that aimed to capture the essence and beauty of specific regions in Britain. Heath's works are characterized by their detailed observations, historical anecdotes, and a deep appreciation for the cultural and natural heritage of the places he described, making them valuable records of their time.
Heath's 1915 travelogue, *The Cornish Riviera*, vividly describes Cornwall's unique landscape, rich history, and vibrant culture from Plymouth to Newquay. It explores the region's Celtic heritage, the transformative impact of railway development on tourism, its dramatic coastline, and the lives of its resilient inhabitants, including their folklore, smuggling past, and burgeoning art communities. The book offers a captivating snapshot of Cornwall at the turn of the 20th century, highlighting both its enduring charm and the subtle changes brought by modernity.
本篇《光之對談》由文學引導者卡拉與《The Cornish Riviera》的作者西德尼·希斯進行一場跨越時空的對話。對談深入探討了康瓦爾郡的獨特魅力，從其古老的凱爾特傳說、地理隔離，到鐵路發展帶來的旅遊熱潮，以及這些變化對當地文化與自然景觀的影響。希斯先生分享了他對康瓦爾人堅韌精神的觀察、驚險的海難故事、以及紐林藝術社群的創作理念，並一同反思了歷史與現代的交織，如何在時間的流逝中塑造這片土地的靈魂。
Sidney Heath, E. W. Haslehust
Sidney Heath (1872-1941) was a British author and topographical writer known for his descriptive travel books, often featuring illustrations by artists like E. W. Haslehust. He authored numerous volumes, frequently contributing to series that aimed to capture the essence and beauty of specific regions in Britain. Heath's works are characterized by their detailed observations, historical anecdotes, and a deep appreciation for the cultural and natural heritage of the places he described, making them valuable records of their time.
Heath's 1915 travelogue, *The Cornish Riviera*, vividly describes Cornwall's unique landscape, rich history, and vibrant culture from Plymouth to Newquay. It explores the region's Celtic heritage, the transformative impact of railway development on tourism, its dramatic coastline, and the lives of its resilient inhabitants, including their folklore, smuggling past, and burgeoning art communities. The book offers a captivating snapshot of Cornwall at the turn of the 20th century, highlighting both its enduring charm and the subtle changes brought by modernity.