Simon Barnes

Simon Barnes is, without question, one of Britain's finest natural history writers. The multi-award-winning former chief sportswriter at The Times, for whom he also wrote two columns on wildlife, his 20-odd books include three novels, and the best-selling How To Be A Bad Birdwatcher. He lives in Norfolk with his family and four horses, beside a marsh.

Ebooks

The Meaning of Birds

How to Be a Bad Birdwatcher

Rewild Yourself: 23 Spellbinding Ways to Make Nature More Visible

Ten Million Aliens: A Journey Through the Entire Animal Kingdom

The Sacred Combe: A Search for Humanity’s Heartland

The Meaning of Sport

The History of the World in 100 Animals - Illustrated Edition

On Horseback: Selected Journalism (Text Only)

Epic: In Search of the Soul of Sport and Why It Matters

Spring is the Only Season: How it Works, What it Does and Why it Matters

The History of the World in 100 Plants

Spring is the Only Season: How it Works, What it Does and Why it Matters

History of the World in 100 Animals

The Green Planet: (ACCOMPANIES THE BBC SERIES PRESENTED BY DAVID ATTENBOROUGH)

The Horsey Life: A Journey of Discovery with a Rather Remarkable Mare

A Book of Heroes: Or a Sporting Half-Century

How to be a Bad Botanist

Losing It: A lifetime in pursuit of sporting excellence

The Year of Sitting Dangerously: My Garden Safari

Birdwatching with Your Eyes Closed: An Introduction to Birdsong

On the Marsh: A Year Surrounded by Wildness and Wet

Vom Glück einen Vogel am Gesang zu erkennen: Pfeifen, Zwitschern, Tirilieren