Welcome to Great Faces, a series of
books which celebrates the diversity
of characters of Great Britain
Welcome to Great Faces, a series of
books which celebrates the diversity
of characters of Great Britain
Welcome to Great Faces, a series of
books which celebrates the diversity
of characters of Great Britain
Welcome to Great Faces, a series of
books which celebrates the diversity
of characters of Great Britain
Welcome to Great Faces, a series of
books which celebrates the diversity
of characters of Great Britain
The first in the series, Great Faces of Dorset, was published in November 2014. After a tremendous book launch at St Giles House, Wimborne St Giles, thanks to the Earl and Countess of Shaftesbury, the book went on to sell out within a few months.
FIND OUT ABOUTThe next book, Great Faces of Somerset, is in research and we hope to launch this in 2017. It will follow the same format and contain, like Great Faces of Dorset, a diverse selection of people who live and work in the county; from the rural craftsman through to the more urban businessman or woman, artists, professionals and many fascinating people who spend their time achieving amazing things. We feature young and old, rich and poor, famous and undiscovered but all our great faces have common ground - they are unique, interesting and they enhance the lives of the people around them.
After Great Faces of Somerset we plan to cover Wiltshire so please do get in touch with any recommendations for Somerset or Wiltshire; we'd love to hear from you. Please see our contact page for more details and follow us on Facebook and Twitter (@Great_Faces) for regular updates on where we are, who we've met and what we think!
Contact us
"If you have a stallholder sitting like a crab at the back of their stall, you have to encourage them out".
"Everything about Dorset is perfect.
I don't miss London for a second."
"It's really important to be a
rebel if you are a designer."
"Wouldn't be caught on an 'orse,
too bloody dangerous!"
"Our daughter is so country you
just couldn't put her in London."
We'd love to hear from you.
