2023 Annual Gathering
Our 2023 Annual Gathering weekend will take place in Richmond, North Yorkshire, with the AGM held at 11:00 on the Sunday With their latest issue of Acksherley!, UK members have received all the details of this event, plus…
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Welcome to our website! We hope you enjoy the opportunity to look at all things related to well-loved children's author, Malcolm Saville, and maybe bring back memories of your childhood! Millions of children read his stories, which were set in real locations, which he encouraged his readers to explore for themselves.
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This site has lots of information about all of Malcolm Saville's books.
You can also go to Girls Gone By Publishers to find out more about recent, current and planned publications.
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Events
February Ramblings 2023
We return to the town of Montgomery, in the Welsh Marches, on the border with Shropshire, for our next weekend for keen walkers. Booking is now open for this event, which is likely to fill up quickly. Please email events@witchend…
The Neglected Mountain weekend 2022
Our aim for this event was to replicate, in so far as it was safe and practicable, the three journeys to Bishop's Castle made by the 3 pairs of Lone Piners in The Neglected Mountain. 31 people participated in the event, beginning…
Rye Arts Festival illustrated talk 2022
Malcolm Saville, the local landscape and its place in his stories Local Society member, Elaine Luke, gave an illustrated talk as part of the 2022 Rye Arts Festival programme. Although not a Society organised event, many members were…
News
2023 Malcolm Saville Book of Short Stories Survey
2023 Malcolm Saville Book of Short Stories Survey In 2023 GGBP are planning to publish a book of all…
A reminder of deadlines!
February Ramblings 2023 15 November - last date to register for places on the event. Please send in …
Auction Alert!
A rare opportunity to bid for a signed newsletter and Christmas card by Malcolm Saville. …
Downton Postcards
Readers of The Secret of the Gorge may be interested in a new book by Mark O’Hanlon. Although …