WEIRD WALK
WEIRD WALKA pamphlet concerned with standing stones, folklore, rambling and good fellowship. This is the place to JOIN and INTERACT with the WEIRD WALK BOOK and RECORD CULTS.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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WW BOOK CULT: Barrowbeck by Andrew Michael Hurley
Regular Weird Walk readers will know that Andrew Michael Hurley is one of our favourite authors. His ability to draw a sense of wonder and dread from the landscape is a rare gift. Andrew’s most recent work, Barrowbeck, is a brilliant novel ...
WW BOOK CULT: Elements by Stephen Ellcock
Stephen Ellcock is known to many as an alchemical curator of remarkable visuals. Initially garnering a reputation for unearthing and presenting forgotten, and often deeply symbolic, images online, Stephen’s goal of creating ‘the ultimate so...
WW BOOK CULT: Eerie East Anglia by Edward Parnell
With our own addition to the British Library’s Tales of the Weird strand dropping on 19 September, we have been catching up on some other books in the series, and we were particularly taken by Edward Parnell’s selections in Eerie East Angli...
WW BOOK CULT: Cunning Folk by Tabitha Stanmore
Back in 2018, the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford held a remarkable exhibition entitled Spellbound. Within its galleries were incredible artworks and objects from over 800 years of European magic. Alongside the beautiful manuscripts, talismans a...
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