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King of Dust

Alex Woodcock's King of Dust, recently published by Little Toller, is a craftsman’s journey through the landscapes and ancient sculpture...

23rd May 2019

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Sule Skerry

Last week, Sule Skerry - the second album in Erland Cooper's Orkney-moulded triptych - was released on the Phases record...
21st May 2019
Mute Swans Over Carraiglea: a poem by John Kinsella

Four with their white wings ‘wheezing’ a refrain, following the black coastline. All life lifts to their passing. Seeing them is not dependent on eyesight,...
19th May 2019
Lost Property

Lost Property, newly published by Atlantic Books, sees Laura Beatty (author of CBTR touchstone Pollard), roadtrip through 10,000 years of...
18th May 2019
Competition Results

Here are the results of our latest newsletter competition: Last week, we had three copies of Lisa Drewe's Islandeering: Adventures...
16th May 2019
The Times They Are A-Changin'

Dear reader, We wish to notify you of a change in the lay of this land. We take enormous pride...
15th May 2019
Analogue Ambles: Ghosting Thomas Bernhard

In Vienna, Adam Scovell visits a café haunt of the novelist, playwright and poet Thomas Bernhard -- and heads off...
14th May 2019

Words

King of Dust

Alex Woodcock's King of Dust, recently published by Little Toller, is a craftsman’s journey through the landscapes and ancient sculpture...

23rd May 2019

Mute Swans Over Carraiglea: a poem by John Kinsella

Four with their white wings ‘wheezing’ a refrain, following the black coastline. All life lifts to their passing. Seeing them is not dependent on eyesight,...
19th May 2019
Lost Property

Lost Property, newly published by Atlantic Books, sees Laura Beatty (author of CBTR touchstone Pollard), roadtrip through 10,000 years of...
18th May 2019

Sounds

Sule Skerry

Last week, Sule Skerry - the second album in Erland Cooper's Orkney-moulded triptych - was released on the Phases record...

21st May 2019

Chris Watson Watch: Oceans of Noise / The Shape of a Circle

Some current and upcoming happenings featuring field recordist extraordinaire Chris Watson: On the Guardian's Science Weekly podcast, Chris explores the...
8th May 2019
Ian Preece recommends...

In a bumper album review post, Ian Preece makes a case for recent albums by Laura Cannell, Josephine Foster, Damien...
4th May 2019

Visuals

Analogue Ambles: Ghosting Thomas Bernhard

In Vienna, Adam Scovell visits a café haunt of the novelist, playwright and poet Thomas Bernhard -- and heads off...

14th May 2019

On the Trail of Boar

Writer and illustrator Alexi Francis heads to the Forest of Dean, in hope of crossing paths with some of its...
10th May 2019
Lighthouses of the UK #12: Muckle Flugga

Illustrator Ben Langworthy continues his mission to draw each of the 300+ lighthouses which pepper the UK coastline This is a tale...
7th May 2019

Events

Chris Watson Watch: Oceans of Noise / The Shape of a Circle

Some current and upcoming happenings featuring field recordist extraordinaire Chris Watson: On the Guardian's Science Weekly podcast, Chris explores the...

8th May 2019

The Atlantic Archipelago

The Atlantic Archipelago is a group of islands off the west coast of mainland Europe. The Atlantic Archipelago includes the...
26th April 2019
Make Some Space: The Calder Edition

Author (and deeply beloved Caught by the River contributor) Emma Warren is heading to Todmorden's Golden Lion on 5th July...
25th April 2019

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