Weird Walk #5

Weird Walk #5Gather round the fire this autumnal dark night, it's time to exchange some of those mystical tales Issue Five of the brilliant and irregular magazine Weird Walk, exploring the myths and tales of the British countryside. Essential reading, writing, wandering and wondering. This issue takes on the folk horror impulse in childrens literature, Stewart Lee on the travels of the mysterious writer Blanche E. Ward, ritual animal disguise, North Yorkshire stag

the father of studio pottery in India Gurcharan Singh

“What I saw seemed to illuminate my own existence

most improbable and spectacular plants on Earth

21cm x 10cm flyer

entered into Forest Mind

the classic returns a third time thanks to the many fans who voted for it in a poll held

expression and ideas

and readers are invited to look at them from unexpected cultural perspectives

This great little book examines the history of the dandy

This is a deranged effort of immense power and hilarity that irradiates with an unvarnished heart

These case studies show how primal archetypes continue to shape our contemporary (visual) culture

provocatively