New issue of the popular independent zine dedicated to weird walks through the British landscape.
 
As the creators describe it, walking is an act of 'active engagement with the British landscape and its lore'. The latest issue of Weird Walk is set in winter, described appropriately in the editorial as 'undoubtedly the most metal of seasons'. Psychogeography, folklore and occulture come together in these contributions, which include an interview with artist Jeremy Deller; a guide to the music of doom metal (yes); a profile of a medieval spring near the River Fleet; encounters with the Man in the Woods; an account of Lundy, a three-mile-long rock on the Bristol Channel; and many more. Contents include: 
 
'Enter ye': Zine time is upon us
An Interview with Jeremy Deller: The countryside is not what you think
Doom Strolling: Heavy rambling
Water Ritual: Holy H2O
My Friday Walk: Spend some time with the Man in the Woods
In Search of the Big Belly Oak: Woodland wanderings
Terra Twilight: A cult zine remembered
Island of the Dead: The past is expanding
The Wild Morris: A peaceful trespass beneath an ancient oak
 
Wessex: Weird Walk, 2022. Staplebound booklet, 46pp.