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An intimate, questing, and deeply moving collection of nocturnal encounters, Jean Sprackland’s Night Vision is a stellar polyphony of vespertine voice and story. Illuminating and lyrical, equal parts uncanny and comforting, but always curious and humane, this book is essential reading for anybody wishing to become better acquainted with the night. -- Dan Richards, author of OVERNIGHT: CONVERSATIONS, JOURNEYS AND STORIES AFTER DARK

Stylish and crammed with memorable details, Night Vision is the most lucid book about darkness you will ever read. -- Robert Crawford, author of OLD WORLD An intimate, questing, and deeply moving collection of nocturnal encounters, Jean Sprackland’s Night Vision is a stellar polyphony of vespertine voice and story. Illuminating and lyrical, equal parts uncanny and comforting, but always curious and humane, this book is essential reading for anybody wishing to become better acquainted with the night. -- Dan Richards, author of OVERNIGHT: CONVERSATIONS, JOURNEYS AND STORIES AFTER DARK

An intimate, questing, and deeply moving collection of nocturnal encounters, Jean Sprackland’s Night Vision is a stellar polyphony of vespertine voice and story. Illuminating and lyrical, equal parts uncanny and comforting, but always curious and humane, this book is essential reading for anybody wishing to become better acquainted with the night. -- Dan Richards, author of OVERNIGHT: CONVERSATIONS, JOURNEYS AND STORIES AFTER DARK Stylish and crammed with memorable details, Night Vision is the most lucid book about darkness you will ever read. -- Robert Crawford, author of OLD WORLD

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Jean Sprackland is the author of five poetry collections, including Tilt, which won the 2007 Costa Poetry Award. She has also published two works of non-fiction, Strands- A Year of Discoveries on the Beach, which won the 2012 Portico Prize, and These Silent Mansions- A Life in Graveyards in 2020. Her forthcoming titles are Night Vision, a non-fiction exploration of darkness, in November 2025, and Goyle, Chert, Mire, her latest poetry collection, in April 2026.

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