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Website refresh!

Hello!

storytelling at Bodiam Castle

I’ve finally given my website a bit of a sort-out!

I hope I’ve made it a bit more easy and friendly.

It’s set up for buying easily with a couple of clicks if you’re UK based. But I am always delighted to send work anywhere in the world- just drop me a message first for postage details.

You can get signed and dedicated copies of my books, original lino prints and my illustrated greetings cards, as well as plenty of information about the other bits of my work.

I have two new books- The Twilight Dragon and My Walk to School Friends. One book for dreamy dragon lovers and another for curious cat companions. Christmas isn’t too far away 🙂

If you’re looking for an unusual present for a child, a signed book or an affordable hand made and heartfelt piece of artwork, you might find something you like!

Have a look here: edboxall.co.uk

I’m also planning on writing more blog posts about the things I get up to and interest me. I seem to have had some interesting experiences lately such as visiting number 10 Downing Street and meeting Gyles Brandreth!

These are things you thoughtful and interesting people might be interested in!

Thank you so much for your interest in my work- please spread the word! :).

x Ed

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No Enemy Outside

I hope you enjoy my new song ‘No Enemy Outside’.

If you enjoy it please take a moment to save on Spotify- every save helps the music to travel on and be recommended to more listeners. Thanks! 🙂


It’s inspired by my love of those lovely spiritual George Harrison songs he did after leaving The Beatles like ‘All Things Must Pass’. It’s a song of peace. It’s about how the deep, dark, distant origin of war is the imaginary idea that other humans are separate and different to us.

It’s a long, long journey to that beautiful country that exists before any sense of resentment or ‘othering’ begins- but you have to dream!

It’s also about a state of mind- a delicious feeling of letting go of resentment and anger. But also how the space that is left behind when anger is gone is scary- emptiness is both beautiful and scary.