Solstice Late
Stone Club co-founder Matthew Shaw looks back on the collective's recent British Museum event — and towards to their upcoming...
25th June 2022
Tagged as: folklore
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DRIFTWOOD (1968)
Tom Cox introduces an excerpt from his novel 'Villager', which covers two centuries of folklore and earth magic in a...19th June 2022
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Obsolete Spells
Victor Neuburg was a poet and publisher who courted much controversy. Now, as a new biography and anthology pays homage...13th May 2022
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The Perfect Golden Circle
Published today by Bloomsbury, Benjamin Myers' latest novel follows the crop-circling pursuits of traumatised Falklands veteran Calvert, and affable, chaotic...12th May 2022
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The Halstow Wassail
In a new film, Bevis Bowden documents a celebration of the microbial life integral to cider-making. The Halstow Wassail takes...29th January 2022
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These Feral Lands: A Year Documented in Sound & Art – OCTOBER SOUNDS
Laura Cannell and Kate Ellis’s October EP is duskily-lit, and populated by chilling creatures. Autumn is the time for stories and cosy...29th October 2021
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The Church Kneeler Archive
Lally MacBeth makes a case for the humble church kneeler as folk-art object, and shares some favourite examples from her...27th October 2021
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These Feral Lands: A Year Documented in Sound & Art – APRIL SOUNDS
The fourth of Laura Cannell and Kate Ellis’s monthly collaborative EPs celebrates making it through the winter. April Sounds is...30th April 2021
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The Other Side of Stone
Newly published by Taproot Press, Linda Cracknell's 'The Other Side of Stone' spans three centuries in an intimate study of...2nd April 2021
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These Feral Lands: A Year Documented in Sound & Art – MARCH SOUNDS
Laura Cannell presents the third of she and Kate Ellis's monthly collaborative EPs, this month conjured from phone calls and...26th March 2021
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These Feral Lands: A Year Documented in Sound & Art – FEBRUARY SOUNDS
Laura Cannell shares the inspiration behind she and Kate Ellis's latest 'These Feral Lands' EP — including bellows, marshland plantlife,...26th February 2021
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Frontline Folklore
An exhibition of paintings of British Folklore traditions by Ben Edge is due to open at the Crypt Gallery of...25th February 2021
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The artistic merits of folklore
Artist Ben Edge shares his paintings, and the British folklore traditions which inspire them. Over the past 5 years I...29th October 2020
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Reynard the Fox
Reynard, a dashing fox from East Flanders, was once the most popular and beloved character in European folklore, as familiar...24th October 2020
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The Caught by the River Book of the Month: October
In October Book of the Month Strangers: Essays on the Human and Nonhuman, Rebecca Tamás explores where the human and...3rd October 2020
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This Cryptid World
Just published by Herb Lester Associates, This Cryptid World is an illustrated guide to the creatures which, despite being scientifically...23rd August 2020
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Jini Reddy and Katharine Norbury in Conversation
Earlier this week, Jini Reddy’s Wanderland was shortlisted for the Wainwright Prize for Nature Writing. A deeply personal and gloriously...1st August 2020
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The Kebabs of the Peacock Angel
This is an extract from the new book I’ve been working on, set in a pub in a pretty, shabby,...15th May 2020