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Silver Harvest
A novel set in historical Lowestoft
1826 - 1956

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1826. Jacob Chapman stands on the beach in Lowestoft, preparing to put to sea in his own boat. Hunting herring off the east coast, just as his ancestors have done for centuries.

But change is coming. Over the next century the fortunes of Jacob’s family will rise and fall with the town. As generations come and go, and fortunes are made and lost, the Chapman’s will find that the seas of life are never still and that storms and squalls are always on the horizon.

Silver Harvest follows four generations as they make their lives by the sea. Daryl Fraser’s debut is populated with dynamic characters and incredible historical depth. It is an homage to Lowestoft and the people who have lived in its streets and sailed from its port. Meticulously researched and stunningly realised, this is a debut to savour and return to time and time again.

Paperback ISBN: 9781912665341
Ebook ISBN: 9781912665358
Published by Story Machine
Publication Date: 05/09/2024

Length: 360 pages

Jacket design: Natty Peterkin

Available at bookshops, online, and on Amazon

What's On


Friday 11th October, 2024. Time & Tide Museum, Great Yarmouth. 2.30-3.30. Ticketed talk. Daryl Fraser is joined by film maker, Mark Hannant. Information

Thursday 24th October, 2024. Norwich Book Festival. The Forum, Norwich. 7pm-8pm. 'Spies and Fishermen - East Anglian Lives'. Daryl Fraser is joined by local author, Sarah Bower. Information

Saturday 26th October, 2024. 'The Horkey' at The Halesworth Cut. A celebration of Harvest with writers, poets and entertainers. Daryl Fraser talks about the harvest of the sea. Details to follow.

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