Charles Rangeley-Wilson is an award-winning writer. He is a passionate conservationist, founder of the Wild Trout Trust and the Norfolk Rivers Trust and advisor to WWF on English chalk streams. He is the author of two books of travel and fishing writing, Somewhere Else and The Accidental Angler, which was also televised by the BBC. His other work for BBC includes the critically acclaimed film Fish! A Japanese Obsession. He lives in Norfolk with his wife and two children.

"A rich dowsing-out of a lost river and its stories; a passionate pursuit of landscape ghosts." -- Robert MacFarlane "A work of extraordinary power and resonance" -- Melissa Harrison Financial Times "Passionate, persuasive and personal...it is an elegy to a fascinating world of which many of us have lost sight" -- Anthony Sattin Sunday Times "Superb book... Its story is an acute example of the criminal disregard our nation has had for these remarkable rivers" -- Mark Lloyd BBC Countryfile "Silt Road is that rare ting: a book that is able to marry exacting research with imaginative fluency, told in language as pliant and revealing as water" Earthlines

Charles Rangeley-Wilson is an award-winning writer. He is a passionate conservationist, founder of the Wild Trout Trust and the Norfolk Rivers Trust and advisor to WWF on English chalk streams. He is the author of two books of travel and fishing writing, Somewhere Else and The Accidental Angler, which was also televised by the BBC. His other work for BBC includes the critically acclaimed film Fish! A Japanese Obsession. He lives in Norfolk with his wife and two children.

"A rich dowsing-out of a lost river and its stories; a passionate pursuit of landscape ghosts." -- Robert MacFarlane "A work of extraordinary power and resonance" -- Melissa Harrison Financial Times "Passionate, persuasive and personal...it is an elegy to a fascinating world of which many of us have lost sight" -- Anthony Sattin Sunday Times "Superb book... Its story is an acute example of the criminal disregard our nation has had for these remarkable rivers" -- Mark Lloyd BBC Countryfile "Silt Road is that rare ting: a book that is able to marry exacting research with imaginative fluency, told in language as pliant and revealing as water" Earthlines