J. H. B. Peel

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John Hugh Brignal Peel (1913-1983) was a British journalist, author and poet, writing, as J. H. B. Peel, about farming and the countryside.

From the 1960s, he wrote a fortnightly essay, Country Talk, for the Daily Telegraph. He also wrote and narrated radio and television programmes.

Contents 1 Bibliography 1.1 Poetry 1.2 Essays 1.3 Travel 1.4 Other

[edit] Bibliography

[edit] Poetry

• In the Country (1944)
• Mere England: A Poem, Chaterson Ltd. (1946)
• Frost at Midnight (1947)
• Light and Shade, Robert Hale (1976) ISBN 0-7091-5826-2

[edit] Essays

• Country Talk (illustrated by Balint Stephen Biro), Robert Hale (1970) ISBN 0-7091-1770-1
• More Country Talk (illustrated by Balint Stephen Biro), Robert Hale (1973) ISBN 0-7091-4176-9
• New Country Talk (illustrated by Balint Stephen Biro), Cassell (1975) ISBN 0-7091-5334-1
• Fresh Country Talk, Cassell
• Country Talk Again (llustrated by Val Biro), Robert Hale (1977) ISBN 0-7091-6371-1
• Country Talk Continued, Robert Hale (1979) 0-7091-7861-1
• Latest Country Talk, Robert Hale (1981) ISBN 0-7091-9418-8
• Another Country Talk, Robert Hale (1983) ISBN 0-7090-1282-9

[edit] Travel

• Buckinghamshire Footpaths (1949)
• The Chilterns (drawings by James Arnold), Elek (1950)
• Portrait of the Severn, Robert Hale
• Portrait of Exmoor, Robert Hale
• Discovering the Chilterns (1967)
• North Wales and Anglesey (maps by Jack Parker and Alan Walton), Charles Letts & Co, (1969)
• England in Colour, Batsford (1969) ISBN 0-7134-0017-X
• Along the Pennine Way, Cassell (1969)
• Along the Green Roads of Britain, Cassell
• Along the Roman Roads of Britain, Cassell (1971) ISBN 0-304-93738-X
• All over Britain, Robert Hale (1978) ISBN 0-7091-7206-0

[edit] Other

• A Man's Life, Barker (1950)
• The Gallant Story, Barker (1955)
• An Englishman's Home (illustrated by Ronald Maddox), David & Charles (1972) ISBN 0-7153-7637-3