The Snow Was All We Could See

Stepping into a different mood, The Snow Was All We Could See is the third co-written book by Manchester poets / writers and married couple, Amanda Steel and Andy N, the authors of Run Away with Me in Seven Words, and The Lockdown Was All We Could See.
While both books portrayed different lyrical journeys of life, loss and love - The Snow Was All We Could See is a continuation of the previous journeys, and takes the readers through lockdown into winter, examining the changes in their lives since The Lockdown Was All We Could See.
This book contains a series of poems, prose and flash fiction; from observing the isolation of winter in a way they hadn't seen before, and memories (some true) told in flash fiction of adventures and feelings experienced in previous years, perhaps lost forever.
This book is as much a love letter to winter and how times have changed, as much as what happens next, to those willing to venture outdoors. This invigorating short collection will hold your hand and make you think and smile across this magical season, sometimes in the same piece.

Amanda Steel is a multi-genre author, podcast co-host and founder of the e-zine "Printed Words".
Her other books include "After the Zombies" and "First Charge".