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Originally self-released in 1976 through A.I.R. Gallery, New York, 5 Prose Fictions is a collection of five unpublished tapuscripts (“The Cries You Hear”; “New York Times IV”; “Headwaters”; “Into Among”; “First Fables of Hysteria”) by Lucy R. Lippard. This republication follows that of I See / You Mean by New Documents as well, highlighting Lippard’s experimental fiction work.
New issue of Albion's premier wyrd journal! This issue contains some of the best writing you will find on psychogeography, horror cinema, dark literature and strategies for metaphysical resistance. Thirteen all new articles!
Contents:
The Deep Shadows that Light Can Cast: The Making of Night of the Demon, Cecil Williamson, and British Witchcraftby Judith Noble
‘One Day, Emily Found a Thing’: The Childhood Eco-Ephemera of 1970s Sunday Constitutionalsby Jez Conolly
Solvitur Ambulando: Arthur Mache…
More reflections on Albion's wyrd underbelly. This issue of Undefined Boundary is a special themed issue on the Daughters of Psychick Albion.
Contents:
‘Many Wonderous Revelations’: In the Footsteps of Three Daughters of Psychick Norfolkby Sally Huxtable
Theo Brown: Folklore, Dartmoor, and the Underworldby Stephen Canner
Ithell Colquhoun: Following the Ancient Scentby Lally Macbeth
The curious case of Gladys Mitchellby Hazel Smoczynska
Catherine Blakeby Linda Landers
“Two Steps On The Water” – …
Second issue of the new journal dedicated to the psychedelic, numinous, and wyrd underbelly of British culture. Considerably bigger than the first, coming in at 170 pages. A5 perfect bound book.
"A Britain where Tory aristocracy is not the norm, where the spirit of anarchic magic and rebellious art are the guiding principles – a Psychick Albion in place of a 'Great' Britain"
Contents
Halloween III: The Season of the Witchby Phil Smith
John Akomfrah’s Hauntology of the Archiveby Justin Hopper
Alb…
From William Blake to Julian Cope, there have been innumerable seers who have engaged with their British locales in modes of hallucinatory intensity. These visionaries reassert a radical potentiality to the question of Albion which remains perpetually relevant. Undefined Boundary will explore this psychedelic and numinous underbelly of British culture with a view to keeping the sacred flame alive.
Contents:
Gog, Magog and the Stubborn Illusion: The enduring resonance of Andrew Sinclair’s ‘Albion…
*2024 stock* "Waiting for You is an appropriate tribute to Detectorists: filled with simple pleasures, gleeful diversions and the occasional fleeting spectre." Fortean Times, August 2022.
Contents:
Mini Detectorists by Duncan Willis
Anatomy of a Scene by Ian Edwards
Hours Peaceful and Things Mundane: Detectorists and the Non-Violent Approach to Folkloric Storytelling by George Parr
Veronica's House by Tracy Hetherington & Phillip Brown
“All the minorities covered”: Landscapes, Englishnesses and …
*2024 stock* Issue 3 of the zine dedicated to Detectorists, the most charming and magical TV comedy of recent years. A5 zine, 60 pages perfect bound.
"Waiting for You is an appropriate tribute to Detectorists: filled with simple pleasures, gleeful diversions and the occasional fleeting spectre." Fortean Times, August 2022.
*2024 stock* A new zine looking at some of the hidden aspects of the TV series Detectorists from unique and unexpected angles. A5 zine, 56 pages.
"Waiting for You is an appropriate tribute to Detectorists: filled with simple pleasures, gleeful diversions and the occasional fleeting spectre." Fortean Times, August 2022.
Contents:
-Waiting for You by Cormac Pentecost-Phantom Signals by David Colohan-Towards a Psychogeography of Danebury by David Petts-The Call of all the Songbirds: Interviews with…
Limited edition of 112 copies. Finally N.1 Melting Mind zine is out. A frappè of contents collected between 2019 and 2022. Reviews, interviews, essays, stories, drawings, oppressive collages, and more. On this first issue, contributions by Bill Nace, Virginia Genta, Michele Mazzani, Dj Fammi Vedere, Cristiano Carosi, Iridio Ventura, Andrea Simoniello, Taneli Vitahuta, Laura Nomisake, Annalisa Trapani, Ernesto Gonzalez, Enrico Banzola, Raila Mar, Jeremie Sauvage, Gabriele Gotini, Luca Leonetti. 4…