Haddo Reimagined - Cowie, Rae
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Haddo Reimagined is an exciting collaboration between photographer, Susan Orr and flash fiction writer, Rae Cowie. The pair aimed to capture the essence of Haddo Country Park through forgotten stories, secret places, as well as the exceptional flora and fauna that make the Aberdeenshire Park so special. By focusing on Haddo's hidden corners, they unearthed fascinating features such as the notable Kemble's seat, named after renowned West End regency actor, John Philip Kemble; the magical artists' bracket mushroom, used as a canvas for art and writing; as well as much-loved folk tales, including…mehr

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Haddo Reimagined is an exciting collaboration between photographer, Susan Orr and flash fiction writer, Rae Cowie. The pair aimed to capture the essence of Haddo Country Park through forgotten stories, secret places, as well as the exceptional flora and fauna that make the Aberdeenshire Park so special. By focusing on Haddo's hidden corners, they unearthed fascinating features such as the notable Kemble's seat, named after renowned West End regency actor, John Philip Kemble; the magical artists' bracket mushroom, used as a canvas for art and writing; as well as much-loved folk tales, including mention of the Doolies, an area of wide meadowland where fairy folk live. A project strongly rooted in a sense of place, Susan and Rae are grateful for the support of Haddo Arts, The National Trust for Scotland, Aberdeenshire Council Can Do Project, Creative Scotland, Haddo employees, Friends of Haddo volunteers, all at Tarves Heritage Centre, employees of the University of Aberdeen Museums and Special collections, as well as the editing skills of photography and writing friends.
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Rae Cowie is an author of short fiction who was granted a prestigious Scottish Book Trust Award 2022, enabling her to complete her debut flash fiction collection. She is currently submitting to agents and publishers.Another writing highlight came when her piece The Fight of the Wyld Cattis was included in the Great Scottish Canvas, published by the WWF Scotland, issued to delegates attending the UN Climate Conference in Glasgow.In 2015, she won the esteemed Romantic Novelists' Association Elizabeth Goudge Award.Discover more about her work at www.raecowie.com