RaveThe Scotsman (UK)\"By the end of the first chapter, it’s clear that Robinson doesn’t just have a way with wood, he has a way with words too. Ingrained is described as \'a love letter to trees, timber and craftsmanship - and finding you own voice.\' It’s an autobiography which could just as easily be categorised as nature writing, so keenly observed is the author’s passion for woodlands and the creatures (and people) who rely on them ... a must-read for any woodworker, craftsperson or artist on the highs and lows of being a creative in the modern world. But its appeal goes further. Humorous and heartfelt, and at times achingly sad and sorrowful, it’s a compelling tale that combines nature writing and memoir in a deeply personal and memorable way.\
